if you don't care about outliers, then don't quote data that does. Outliers are everything, and without them being stripped the data is meaningless. I would ve

if you don't care about outliers, then don't quote data that does. Outliers are everything, and without them being stripped the data is meaningless. I would venture to say there is a higher correlation between wealth to cars, than driving to cars. I would futher venture that if you have 4+ cars, you do less driving than the average person who only has one car per household. I have 17 Tesla's that i rent out on Eturo. I work remotely in downtown chicago and i literally never drive.