Rich Folks Love These Automobile

We are told, or we just believe that the “rich are different”, which is probably why they tend to act in that manner. Rich folks flaunt their status with a show of conspicuous consumption, while a few of them try to stay low key. There’s an extend to their shopping appetite, from the clothes they purchase, the houses they buy and even the kind of cars they drive.

To demonstrate their wealth and class, they drift towards top quality items (automobile), as we get over a half of cars that are bought from main stream brands, like Honda,Toyota, Mazda and Volkswagen. This is because such cars offer some of the best amenities and comfort that almost equate those of the luxury models, yet rich folks don’t go for such brands.

Rich folks have so much affinity for luxury cars, with features that stay ahead of the innovative curve. Sometimes, I’m left to wonder if the rich prefer the luxury cars to the poor in their communities. Cars like the Mercedes E-Class, Lexus RX 350, BMW 5 Series and 3 Series attract a lot of sales from the wealthy group.

 A car like the Honda Odyssey is a preferred choice for nannies of the wealthy folks. They would also love to see a Toyota Prius in their driveway, to depict a varied kind of status symbol. For the rich, even when it has to do with getting humble compact cars, the tilt towards German engineered automobiles, this in a way explains the popularity that the VW Jetta enjoys within the wealthy folks.

Mercedes-Benz E-Class

Demographic has revealed that the midsize Benz E-Class luxury sedan is widely accepted by rich folks, as compared to the larger S-Class.

Mercedes-Benz S-Class

If you are reading this piece and you have around $100,000 to spend carelessly, then maybe you should have a rethink and spend it on a Mercedes Benz S-Class. Each year Mercedes rolls out the new improvement to the previous.

BMW 3-Series

Rich folks go with the 328i, 335i and M3; this can be attributed to the cars sport-like handling, alongside a sedan practicality. Although, a BMW 3-series might not offer the status of an S-Class, it is a good drive.

BMW X5

The BMW X5 possess a AWD handling, lots of torque and oodles of luxury, alongside the fact that it is able to transport a lot of groceries from the local farmer’s market. This car can easily go for a family vehicle, but a loose change of about $50K would do the magic.

Toyota Prius

I had mentioned the Toyota Prius earlier, but if I must add something here, is the fact that Toyota’s class-leading hybrid is a must status symbol and can possibly get you 50mpg when things get tough with you.