The numbers this workshop computes

The index's typical price sits at the 33rd percentile of what German dealers are asking, read against 11,779 live listings. None of its 201 prices moved in the 1 September 2026 re-check, and the note says so.

Sixty-five real platforms carry stock figures whose source is named on the platform page, so a modified car is scored against what it actually started as. Each check returns a 0 to 100 build score, the weak link and an ordered upgrade roadmap.

One track-day lap runs from €5.20 at Brands Hatch Indy to €47.79 on the Nordschleife, more than nine times the price across the 15 European circuits in the index. Twenty-eight circuits are priced in all, on typical track-day pace and a regional budget.

Sixteen of 53 destinations had natural snow on the ground in at least 8 of their last 10 opening weeks, and 13 managed it in none of them. Snow-ready means at least 30 cm of modelled depth on at least 3 of the 7 opening-week days, computed from ERA5-Land.

785 occupations scored on measured assistant use rather than forecasts, each broken into its O*NET 30.0 work activities and weighted by importance. The 332 activity measurements are Microsoft Research's, from 200,000 anonymised conversations; the per-occupation weighting is jobriskai's and its arithmetic is shown on every page.

A bulk data broker sells a basic record for about half a thousandth of a dollar per person, while a stolen medical record asks up to $310 on dark-web markets. Same person, three markets, priced from company filings, broker rate cards and 2025–26 dark-web indexes, as of August 2026.