In a way, they are |
How much would you need to earn to spend 80k on a car? |
We had one. Decided that spending $70-80k in cash after the first time wasn’t worth it. We do pay cash for our cars though and drive them for 10-15 years. Bought a $55k minivan the next time. |
Yes my in-laws do this and claim it as a business expense |
May be she is a trust fund baby or has a side gig or worked as six figure consultant from 22-30 before going SAHM to have and raise babies. |
The 1% income for DC is low 7-figures. That means 1 out of every 100 families is pulling down more than $1M/year. Top 5% is north of $400k. So 1 out of every 20 families is making that much.
There are nearly 10M residents in the area and however many households. That 1% or 5% of a very big number means there are a lot of people who can easily pay for an expensive car. But, also, debt. |
not true at all. |
Business write off. |
So many high earners also have trust funds or help from parents. This area is filled with people in this situation. |
We’re not poor. |
They’re not teachers. If they are, they are married to high earners. |
$800K |
DP, but he is essentially correct. https://caredge.com/chevrolet/tahoe/depreciation |
Financed or Family money.
There are many people with considerable wealth here. |