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A model 3 MSRP is $45k. A used one can be found for even less than that. Check your local car prices, b/c that is not really that expensive and certainly nowhe
by bananabreakfast 5y ago
A model 3 MSRP is $45k. A used one can be found for even less than that.
Check your local car prices, b/c that is not really that expensive and certainly nowhere close to "rich" territory.
A fully loaded F-150 is $78k. I would be shocked if you also said anyone driving an F-150 is by definition rich.
Also, a cheap used car may be drastically less expensive to buy for most people, but they will ultimately pay thousands of dollars of maintenance, part replacements, fluid changes and gas which a Tesla really never has to deal with, ever. No one seems to talk about this.
- stonogo 5y agoA BMW Gran Coupe 4 is also around $45k. These are luxury goods.
- danans 5y ago> A fully loaded F-150 is $78k. I would be shocked if you also said anyone driving an F-150 is by definition rich Someone driving a fully loaded new one has to be pretty comfortably upper middle class to rich. And also a fully loaded F150 buyer is culturally a different market segment than a Model 3 buyer. There's no real comparison between them.
- gambiting 5y agoYeah no, sorry, if you can afford a $45k car you must be pretty rich. I know there are places in the world where a $45k car is almost a toy, but that's an extremely narrow and very priviledged perspective.
- FartyMcFarter 5y agoSome people aren't rich but buy pretty expensive cars with a loan. Either because they really like cars, or they're financially irresponsible, or both. I know people like this.
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