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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I've never heard this notion. In fact, it is a self-destroying notion as only wealthy people have the financial resources to buy so-called "nice" cars.[/quote] See. That’s where you’re wrong. Entry level luxury models are bought by LMC administrative assistants a dime a dozen. Same with pricier models so long as you can afford the low, low down payment and lease. These folks are by far the biggest fakers. It’s sad really when you go to a dealership and see them. Just because you have the money to “buy” the car doesn’t mean you have the money to own it. This also true of houses and lots of high cost items that used to signal affluence before credit was democratized. [/quote] What are you doing at luxury dealerships? Shouldn’t you only be at used Honda lots? Anyway, I’m sorry you can’t afford a nice car. [/quote] Oh I can and have one. I also have a beater. No one says you can’t have both. [/quote] So you go to the dealership to buy your car and then spend your time assessing other people as "LMC fakers" when 1. you have no idea who they are and what their income is 2. even if they are LMC (the horror!!) they are buying/leasing a car they are qualified to buy? That really does not say anything good about you.[/quote] It’s obvious if you’ve ever had to spend time at a dealership waiting for your car. They have absolute freak outs over unexpected repair costs. The tires have too little tread or have cheap tires or major damage that could rise to a safety issue that hasn’t been fixed. I thought this forum was for our inner thoughts since I can’t say this out loud. I absolutely judge these people for their poor financial choices. [/quote]
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