You're comparing the very best laptops on the market to the worst plausible used cars on the market without consideration for the cost of repairs that you're go

You're comparing the very best laptops on the market to the worst plausible used cars on the market without consideration for the cost of repairs that you're going to make on a car with minimum 80K miles on it. You're also not considering insurance, gas, etc.; the costs of running any car, even if you somehow luck into a used car for the price of a high end Macbook that isn't a lemon. And for the record, I don't know any millennials buying the high-end Macbooks, either. I've always bought the Air for myself, and even though my jobs typically buy me a Macbook Pro, it's not the $5K ones with all the bells and whistles, it's a $2000-ish one with a few minor upgrades from minimum.