arexniba
Well-Known Member
Don't think you're from the Bay Area, or if you have heard, but people here tend to make higher (than national average) salaries. So, I agree with your assumption of "A." And "B" is just irrelevant lol. If you got the money, then understanding SMART financial responsibilities is the least of your worries. I'm sure people will be under the premise that if they get the launch edition (as not many will be in production), then it will/may be worth more in the future. In other words, to someone here, they may buy the launch edition as an investment.welcome to capitalism
The sap who pays double the msrp for a new car either A) has the finances to do so without a care or B) lacks the financial understanding to be able to comprehend the situation they just put themselves in
I took my bike in this past weekend to get serviced in a city called Milpitas. It's in the middle of San Francisco and South Bay (tech capital). And out of nowhere, I heard a beautiful exhaust note. I glanced over, and rolling down the street was a brand new McLaren 600LT. And as I was walking it's very common to see Tesla's ($100k+) and all the other expensive cars. Median houses around here are $1m and up. For us lowly people, we're pushed to the East Bay where homes are still somewhat "affordable"--$600k for a 3 bedroom/1 bath, 1100sqft (lol).
I mean...look at the last model Supras. They are over 20 years old and selling for over $100k. I'm sure this Supra will be in the same class in the following years. I could be wrong...
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