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Possibly it's a sign of new cars becoming relatively less common compared to used ones, causing higher end cars to be over represented because more well off peo
by uni_rule 4y ago
Possibly it's a sign of new cars becoming relatively less common compared to used ones, causing higher end cars to be over represented because more well off people are the only ones buying new. Also EV's also have lots of price incentives including a complete exemption from the EU car ownership tax until 2025 which is a rather solid perk.
That or it might just be really fashionable to own to own "a Tesla" in the current year.