+1 We earn a good living but drive pretty modest cars bc we put our money elsewhere. I’m probably not your audience, but I’d never lease a $100k car of any kind, ever. |
| He does understand that he cannot claim this as a business expense if you use it to drive your kids to their sportsball practices and whatnot, right? |
| I am a mom and would not drive that unless it was free. |
I am 100% sure. We have cross shopped the two. |
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I would be so embarrassed to drive that, especially knowing it’s leased (I.e. it isn’t even a status car because you have to lease it to afford it).
What kind of vehicle do *you* want, OP? I find it odd you are so deferential to your husband’s preferences here when you have to drive it. |
| No. There are better SUV EVs. |
| Never. It's an embarrassment in every way. |
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Monster truck? Go for it.
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Nobody obeys that part of the tax law. |
| If it didn't cost me anything. |
Why? Isn't it electric? Isn't that what we're supposed to be doing to save the environment? Plus it's from an American company, I guess. |
| If he wants it that bad, he should get it. I hate when DH tries to tell me what car I should drive. He wants to control both cars, and I find it annoying. |
| I can’t believe there is a car I would divorce over, and yet here it is lol. |
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Lease for you? lol.
Get a Rivian. |
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Omg no no no. And I love my “luxury SUV”, as opposed to the types on here who chime in on threads like these to chastise you about it.
I could easily see this in like Loudoun County though in white, belonging to a white/grey/blue new-build “farmhouse” that looks like all the other new-build houses around it. So yah no. |