Anonymous wrote:Same reason women pay $500 for shoes or 3k for a handbag.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Why would someone buy a 70-150k car when a 35k car gets you around just fine? Seems like a waste to me. I have a friend who just bought a Mercedes and I don't think k I could bring myself to do it. I know everyone's values are different but if I got a raise, I would go on vacation and save some.
Psst: here's a little secret
Ready?
Some people can afford it
For many people in the DMV, 35k is a weekly income. Not really worth cheaping out then is it
Anonymous wrote:Same reason women pay $500 for shoes or 3k for a handbag.
Anonymous wrote:Why would someone buy a 70-150k car when a 35k car gets you around just fine? Seems like a waste to me. I have a friend who just bought a Mercedes and I don't think k I could bring myself to do it. I know everyone's values are different but if I got a raise, I would go on vacation and save some.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:-Comfort (seat warmers, softer ride, don’t feel potholes, etc)
-More features, including safety features
If you look at cars now, they have come a long way from cars with back-up cameras. DH just bought a $65k car because he has a ridiculous daily commute and it has features like auto drive in traffic (it slows down and speeds up, brakes for you if someone brakes fast), and sensors all around so you always know if there’s someone in your blind spot, or if a kid runs out into the street when you’re backing up, thinks like that. ..
Relying on auto drive is a bad idea. Sounds like he wants the car to drive for him. That's dangerous. He should take the train!
Anonymous wrote:Anyone who spends that much on a car is bad with money. Full stop.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anyone who spends that much on a car is bad with money. Full stop.
Spoken like someone with a lower income. Although I know you'll be back on here lying about your high HHI and generational wealth along with extreme savings.