>That's why there are a bazillion Honda Accords and Toyota Camerys on the road, and far fewer cars that cost over $35k even if they are "better". Bad example s

>That's why there are a bazillion Honda Accords and Toyota Camerys on the road, and far fewer cars that cost over $35k even if they are "better". Bad example since the more expensive cars usually aren't better. They tend to break down more often and be expensive to get fixed.