It's apples and oranges, that logic can apply toward anything. For example, people choose to buy "branded" foods over generic products even though it's economically wiser to buy the latter, which nutrition wise is generally the same and may even be sold larger in quantity. People enjoy the "taste" or "badging" of these branded products better thus having them sell even if they may not be as economically favorable or copious in quantity/features.
I'm sorry but I cannot take you seriously until you abandon the huffy and stop acting as obnoxious as you are.
I guess I just don't get it. I don't care if dude doing the Diddy dancing gif he can have it. Let that boy cook lol. That stuff isn't worth it but I really feel people at times have to use stuff like that to feel better about themselves. If dude had an Aventador and did the same thing a lot of the same people would have something to say then too. That's why I don't get it but hey everything isn't meant for me to get so enjoy. We just have to agree to disagree unless dude trying to come at you personally then I could understand.
Have you ever been driving on a highway, noticed how many BMW, Mercedes-Benz and Audi vehicles there are, and wondered how so many people have the money to buy all those fancy cars? (I have.) Well, in many cases the drivers may not have the money because they don't own the cars!
Industry-wide, leases comprise about a fifth of all new vehicle registrations, but within the luxury market, lease penetration is more than twice as high at 45%. Three premium makes: BMW, Infiniti and Mercedes-Benz, actually have national lease rates at or above 50%.
Furthermore, several popular compact premium cars have lease rates above 60%, with the Mercedes-Benz C-Class approaching 70%. Leasing is not limited to smaller vehicles, as all five of the leading large premium sedans have lease rates above 50%. Two of every three 7-Series are leased.
Most new luxury cars are leased anyway... especially in NY.
Have you ever been driving on a highway, noticed how many BMW, Mercedes-Benz and Audi vehicles there are, and wondered how so many people have the money to buy all those fancy cars? (I have.) Well, in many cases the drivers may not have the money because they don't own the cars!
Industry-wide, leases comprise about a fifth of all new vehicle registrations, but within the luxury market, lease penetration is more than twice as high at 45%. Three premium makes: BMW, Infiniti and Mercedes-Benz, actually have national lease rates at or above 50%.
Furthermore, several popular compact premium cars have lease rates above 60%, with the Mercedes-Benz C-Class approaching 70%. Leasing is not limited to smaller vehicles, as all five of the leading large premium sedans have lease rates above 50%. Two of every three 7-Series are leased.
I disagree as far as this type of stuff is concerned but its cool we can agree to disagree. Thanks for being cool about it.
keep it trill though...
homey be gettin yambs off that alone, huh?
Gotta take em to motel 6 to smash tho
Most new luxury cars are leased anyway... especially in NY.
Have you ever been driving on a highway, noticed how many BMW, Mercedes-Benz and Audi vehicles there are, and wondered how so many people have the money to buy all those fancy cars? (I have.) Well, in many cases the drivers may not have the money because they don't own the cars!
Industry-wide, leases comprise about a fifth of all new vehicle registrations, but within the luxury market, lease penetration is more than twice as high at 45%. Three premium makes: BMW, Infiniti and Mercedes-Benz, actually have national lease rates at or above 50%.
Furthermore, several popular compact premium cars have lease rates above 60%, with the Mercedes-Benz C-Class approaching 70%. Leasing is not limited to smaller vehicles, as all five of the leading large premium sedans have lease rates above 50%. Two of every three 7-Series are leased.
at the ninjahood translations. y'all crazy
Most new luxury cars are leased anyway... especially in NY.
Have you ever been driving on a highway, noticed how many BMW, Mercedes-Benz and Audi vehicles there are, and wondered how so many people have the money to buy all those fancy cars? (I have.) Well, in many cases the drivers may not have the money because they don't own the cars!
Industry-wide, leases comprise about a fifth of all new vehicle registrations, but within the luxury market, lease penetration is more than twice as high at 45%. Three premium makes: BMW, Infiniti and Mercedes-Benz, actually have national lease rates at or above 50%.
Furthermore, several popular compact premium cars have lease rates above 60%, with the Mercedes-Benz C-Class approaching 70%. Leasing is not limited to smaller vehicles, as all five of the leading large premium sedans have lease rates above 50%. Two of every three 7-Series are leased.
clutch post (what's the source?), surprising but it makes sense that this would be true...aren't most new cars on a lease though
For good reason. They have some messed up streets
