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>People who buy fancy or fancier cars want the experience of driving those cars. // Of the people I've known with fancy cars, that group would be a minority ve
by pbhjpbhj 6y ago
>People who buy fancy or fancier cars want the experience of driving those cars. //
Of the people I've known with fancy cars, that group would be a minority versus those who want you to know they are rich (even if they're not that rich!). Many people buy the badge/appearance AFAICT, and don't care about handling or other factors.
I don't really know the statistics on it.
- d33lio 6y agoI should add, that I probably suffer from a latent poverty mindset in this instance (regarding fancy cars). I can imagine if I had enough money or wealth past a certain degree I could care less if my massively expensive car was keyed etc. I'm still trying to pin down the number at which I have so much money my anxiety about luxuries and indulgences largely goes away. Unfortunately, I think this number for me is at least $8MM :(
- rtx 6y agoJust curious what would you call a fancy car. My experience has been that the difference is very marginal at highend.
- d33lio 6y ago$65k + However, I'd still be weary of my new 4x4 Mercedes Sprinter Van being scratched and I only paid $45k for that new. However, there are benefits to parking in a secured garage in manhattan haha.