Anonymous wrote:I'm OP. I just recalled this sort of smug couple in the neighborhood who waxed on how they didn't like cars, cars were just point A to point B, blah blah, had an old Honda CRV and Subaru. As soon as one of their parents passed away and they got a nice inheritance, they moved and bought a new BMW coupe and Land Rover SUV. lol
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Yes, it’s a New England old money thing.
Half of my family is in CT’s Gold Coast. Every other car is a Range Rover or Tesla. On the weekends gobs of Porsches, Ferraris and Lamborghinis.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I’m more of an aspiring wealthy person. I drive a 2014 rav4. We had an Audi Q5 for a while but that was a total pos and we felt like awful poseurs. It died and we now prefer the rav4
Isn’t that essentially everyone other than a rich person?
Anonymous wrote:I’m more of an aspiring wealthy person. I drive a 2014 rav4. We had an Audi Q5 for a while but that was a total pos and we felt like awful poseurs. It died and we now prefer the rav4
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:We do not. Wondering where this WASP myth that "actual" rich people drive old Volvos and Subarus comes from?Nearly every genuinely rich couple we know drives new, frequently traded in luxury cars and SUVs. New fully loaded Jeep Grand Cherokees, Tahoes and Yukons are also common. The cheapest cars would be like a new 2020 Mini Cooper and the new little Tesla Model 3. Literally nobody rich we know is daily driving some clunker. Is this myth just a coping technique by less affluent driving humble autos?
Jeep is a luxury brand? Wow
Anonymous wrote:We do not. Wondering where this WASP myth that "actual" rich people drive old Volvos and Subarus comes from?Nearly every genuinely rich couple we know drives new, frequently traded in luxury cars and SUVs. New fully loaded Jeep Grand Cherokees, Tahoes and Yukons are also common. The cheapest cars would be like a new 2020 Mini Cooper and the new little Tesla Model 3. Literally nobody rich we know is daily driving some clunker. Is this myth just a coping technique by less affluent driving humble autos?
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How do you think those people got rich in the first place? That kind of mindset doesn't suddenly end.
Anonymous wrote:Yes, it’s a New England old money thing.