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Originally Posted by milt
I'll send this to PARF right now. Don't we all know that medical professionals are liberals? Didn't they all start by driving VW's to college? Is there any neighborhood status in owning an Escalade?
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Luxury in the US was Lincolns and Cadillacs when I was a teen. Then came the Mercedes and Porsche models of significant comfort and they were... uh... different. It took BMW a few years to catch the wave. Audi was an afterthought.
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people that make a lot of dough can afford to be idealistic...kinda like Congress. were i earning doctor money you can be sure i'd be driving an E class every day to work. just a damn nice car.
yup, i remember the days when people said bmw's were great but when you saw one and rode in it you were like....why? they were like slightly upscale datsuns. of course as a kid if it didn't look like a Countach it couldn't possibly be a performance car. and audi's were owned by the odd person in the neighborhood. you knew (as a kid) that since it was european it must be nice but....