The trouble with this approach is that people with less money then only get the things that got made for rich people and then set aside. When I got my first ca

The trouble with this approach is that people with less money then only get the things that got made for rich people and then set aside. When I got my first car, the thing many of my peers ended up with is the land yacht: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Land_yacht_(automobile) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Land_yacht_(automobile) I was very lucky to get a hand-me-down Japanese economy car. It was efficient and reliable. But my peers had to spend a lot more on gas and deal with more frequent repairs. The land yachts were expensive to operate because they were made for rich people but cheap to buy because they were out of fashion and not a great deal in the long term. I'd much rather see us producing low end models that people of modest means can buy new, ones designed for that market.