5,000 (Euro) The people's plane. 1,200,199 (Euro) Smoking, from passengers or plane, allowed. 45,000,000 (USD) Boeing's "Aero-SUV". 85,000,000 (USD) Boeing's entry into the luxury "Aero-SUV" space. 3,000 (USD) MFR in April 2003. 112,000,000 (USD) Boeing's Safe-Smart Series, guaranteed to have fewer wrenches left in the fuselage than the other leading brands. .99 (USD) What is there to say about a new car for ninety-nine cents (USD)? 115,000 (Euro) A BMW powered by Microsoft COM components. 210,000 (Euro) Competitive entry against the BMW COM-3, powered by a Linux kernel. 20,000 (USD) No high-tech parts anywhere in this beauty, though the 2 MPG might scare away those on a budget. 250 (USD) A molded plastic shell with no seats, motor, oars, sail. It's nothing but a floating tub, perfect for weekend outings. 750,000 (USD) An extremely clever design with all the same functional features of the Bayliner Bob. 250,000,000 (USD) The new stealth sub designed by Disney artists and currently featured in the latest 'The Little Mermaid' movie. 1,500 (Euro) High-tech Iraqi-made entry into the submarine market. 25,000,000,000 (USD) Commuter train for Seattle, Washington (HO Scale). 571,000,000,000 (USD) US Marine Corps. Amphibious assault train utilizing the latest stealth technology. In a recent demonstration, the Commandant of the Marine Corps. drove three laps around the Oval Office before President Bush noticed.