Anonymous
7/15/2025, 5:31:01 PM No.28516772
>I paid over $125,000 for my car!
"Wow is it a Ferrari?"
>no
"Lamborghini?"
>no
"McLaren?"
>no
>"Pagani?"
>no
"Koenigsegg?"
>no
"Bugatti then?"
>no
"Rolls-Royce?"
>no
>It's actually another brand but the car itself has a lot of options and a very sporty styling in addition to it being very fast even as much as some other cars but not as much as any of the ones you listed and as a result you should do some research into how impressed you should be here is my excel spreadsheet blah blah blah
For me there are 3 car market segments:
>shitboxes
>performance
>luxury
Each are kino in their own way, however...
It's very -weird- when the performance category tries to pretend it's in the luxury category. You're not a Bentley, a Rolls-Royce, a Bugatti, etc., regardless of whatever type of performance you car has or whatever type of idiot price you paid. Even something like Mercedes-Benz is not in the "Luxury" category (yes, even the S-Class is not a "Luxury" car!), whereas Maybach would be.
Very tiresome to see poors overspend on the performance category and then clap for themselves that they just spent a lot of money. No, sadly, you have been played for a fool. Your "S-Class" is not a luxury car, it's supposed to be a performance town car. You aren't supposed to "daily" a performance car and having to select between the two is a supreme sign of a lack of wealth.
Worse, you'll have someone buy TWO performance cars. Two coupes, etc. and neither are a true racing coupe.
"Wow is it a Ferrari?"
>no
"Lamborghini?"
>no
"McLaren?"
>no
>"Pagani?"
>no
"Koenigsegg?"
>no
"Bugatti then?"
>no
"Rolls-Royce?"
>no
>It's actually another brand but the car itself has a lot of options and a very sporty styling in addition to it being very fast even as much as some other cars but not as much as any of the ones you listed and as a result you should do some research into how impressed you should be here is my excel spreadsheet blah blah blah
For me there are 3 car market segments:
>shitboxes
>performance
>luxury
Each are kino in their own way, however...
It's very -weird- when the performance category tries to pretend it's in the luxury category. You're not a Bentley, a Rolls-Royce, a Bugatti, etc., regardless of whatever type of performance you car has or whatever type of idiot price you paid. Even something like Mercedes-Benz is not in the "Luxury" category (yes, even the S-Class is not a "Luxury" car!), whereas Maybach would be.
Very tiresome to see poors overspend on the performance category and then clap for themselves that they just spent a lot of money. No, sadly, you have been played for a fool. Your "S-Class" is not a luxury car, it's supposed to be a performance town car. You aren't supposed to "daily" a performance car and having to select between the two is a supreme sign of a lack of wealth.
Worse, you'll have someone buy TWO performance cars. Two coupes, etc. and neither are a true racing coupe.
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