Sounds like an absolute reasonable approach. I would have thought driving them into the ground would be most effective. In My experience though, a lot of the c

Sounds like an absolute reasonable approach. I would have thought driving them into the ground would be most effective. In My experience though, a lot of the car selling business is focused on producing unreasonable buying decisions. Cars keep getting more expensive despite most other inflation-basket goods aren't. One way of achieving this is by adhering to emotions. See Tesla fans doing basically "anti-leasing" for the newest model, or the whole genre of SUVs or better yet even more erratic: SAVs. My favorite in this is the new Range Rover evoque mini-SUV/convertible: 2 cars in one, each deminishing the usefulness of the other one. Yet already a success.