> Is it really aspirational if you do it? No, aspirational means that you aspire to do it, which is probably why most people buy most cars, at least in the US.

> Is it really aspirational if you do it? No, aspirational means that you aspire to do it, which is probably why most people buy most cars, at least in the US. One exception does not disprove that theory. If you only need the range 4 times, let alone once, a year, why not rent a car for that rare and buy something more optimal for your daily needs? That's what we do, and our daily need is no car at all.