The mostly common re-occurring theme that I am finding is their proximity to a sports stadium, events center, or airport.  

, and it was one of the most exciting sporting events I've seen.

I purchase a lightly used Infiniti M35 Sport.

Long term employees performing fairly repetitive tasks in the same environment over and over again... materials shipped to the same place means less logistical nightmare to contend with.Cars are also a lot less of a team sport.

Since I was there, sporting my BP T-shirt, I will list those that I saw.

The NPV is only part of an analysis but doesn't give the end solution.Kind of like saying I'm going to put wheels from a school bus on my BMW Z-3 ( a small 2 seat sports car) and make it go faster.

Nice little sports car that's extremely reliable and not too bad to look at.Grand Nationals are another one I'd love to own, but it's hard to find one that hasn't been driven a quarter mile at a time.

All playoff sports are very good to watch even the Stanley Cup Playoffs have been great!.

I had airport cars in Portland for years.. and those were used cars.. 3rd cars that were sport cars for occasional use that sort of thing..  

Ok that's my left field reply  probably not anything you want to hear but I just think if someone rallied all the sports star's they could weild one hell of a hedge fund.Friend of mine is an airline pilot and there are a few money guys that specialize in doing ivestments for only pilots and I bet there are others that do that only for doctors etc.And maybe I don't know enough about it.. maybe the players relying on their agents for investment advice and maybe my idea is wishful thinking.