I see this graph a lot. Not sure how accurate it is however I do believe it. Some might argue it is the chase of being able to afford a “luxury” car that’s is the driving factor of the purchase, Others may argue there is only so little of life to enjoy why not spend it on something you love and would use ‘daily’. Whatever the argument is, many, once at that pinnnacle point of re-leasing/ moving on to the next vehicle, resort to the reliable oldies later on even if their bank account could say otherwise. Interested to hear your thoughts as I’m sure we have all the ranges of this graph covered here on blossom. Me? 2011 Hyandai Elantra still kicking🔥 The best feeling is not having a monthly car payment Just a passing thought on a Wednesday morning…
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Jay @motivated_jay · 20dEdited
I get what you are trying to say, but lets be honest: True wealth can drive a Camry because everyone already knows they’re rich. But when you’re building, looking the part matters. If you don't match their status, they won't even roll the window down to hear you out. Workers know this csuse they have to get dressed up and sell themselves during job interviews. If you want to grow, then you gotta spend money on your appearance, especially if you want to network with others, more successful and wealthy than you. The cost of doing business.
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