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Yes, wealth inequality is massive. Most people I know could buy that car in cash without thinking about it. However, I must say: $30k is not that basic, my $30
by nawgz 3y ago
Yes, wealth inequality is massive. Most people I know could buy that car in cash without thinking about it.
However, I must say: $30k is not that basic, my $30.5k vehicle came with 11" touchscreen, vision system for adaptive cruise control & lane tracking & progressive enhancement safety features, easy-to-fold backseats for a massive trunk, comfy & durable ride, and great seats.
Pretty sure the real basic cars come in at 15-20k these days.
- WarOnPrivacy 3y agoWhere in the US are people driving a new car home after paying 15k-20k? I'm hearing 60k-80k from buyers and these folks are far from well off.
- nawgz 3y agoYou're hearing 60-80k from buyers who are buying Nissan Versa? Or from people who are buying Lexus/Tesla/Ford MachE? I find it hard to believe a car with a $15.5k MSRP is going for $60k, I'd love for you to elaborate on what you're saying...
- WarOnPrivacy 3y agoMe indicating the buyers aren't well off is me indicating they aren't buying luxury brands. Past that I rarely recall what a newer model is as I can't tell modern cars apart. I guess I also can't get past modern price tags. It sounds like you routinely see new cars that can be taken home after paying 15k-25k. What's an example of a sub 20k 4-door?
- nawgz 3y agoIt makes no sense to try to imply things cost $60k like that's a lot when you don't know what vehicles they are. Some vehicles cost $60-80k, but most don't. > What's an example of a sub 20k 4-door I already mentioned one. Nissan Versa. Here's a bunch of listings where you could buy a new vehicle for $18k today [0] [0]: https://www.redwoodcitynissan.com/new-nissan-versa-redwood-city-ca https://www.redwoodcitynissan.com/new-nissan-versa-redwood-c...