The entire premise of his title is dead wrong. "Why Millionaires Don't Have Great Cars" is a failed assumption. The zip code across the river from me (on the so

The entire premise of his title is dead wrong. "Why Millionaires Don't Have Great Cars" is a failed assumption. The zip code across the river from me (on the southeast coast of Florida) has the highest concentration of ex-CEOs in the nation. By consequence, there are a disproportionately high number of millionaires driving around on the beach side of town. It is a rare occasion that I see one of these people driving a Toyota Yaris. Most of them drive some form of Lexus, BMW, or Mercedes, with lots of Porsches thrown in the mix, and the occasional Ferrari, Masseratti, or other exotic. Millionaires drive what they want. If they don't "want" a nice car, they won't drive one.