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    "The mass of men live lives of quiet desperation" - Henry David Thoreau.

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    Yes. I drive a Smart Car

    All sarcasm aside, apparently there is a correlation. It would seem psychologically, the bigger the ego, the flashier the car and it's usually to compensate for a lack of something in their life.

    I don't even watch Top Gear. No interest.
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    Quote Originally Posted by samlad View Post
    Yes. I drive a Smart Car

    All sarcasm aside, apparently there is a correlation. It would seem psychologically, the bigger the ego, the flashier the car and it's usually to compensate for a lack of something in their life.

    I don't even watch Top Gear. No interest.
    yes that is true, but not in all cases. the majority of time men throw up the cash for a 80,000 car when a 20,000 would suffice is because thats what men do and also having the flashier car makes one look more desirable regardless of the size of the asset
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    Quote Originally Posted by Meursault View Post
    yes that is true, but not in all cases. the majority of time men throw up the cash for a 80,000 car when a 20,000 would suffice is because thats what men do and also having the flashier car makes one look more desirable regardless of the size of the asset
    Sorry, when I say 'compensate for a lack of something', I meant generally anything in their life that makes them feel inadequate, not necessarily their appendage.

    I would never spend €60,000 more than I would have to on anything, by the way! I'm a practical person, not a flashy person. Besides, I don't have €60,000.
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    Quote Originally Posted by samlad View Post
    Sorry, when I say 'compensate for a lack of something', I meant generally anything in their life that makes them feel inadequate, not necessarily their appendage.

    I would never spend €60,000 more than I would have to on anything, by the way! I'm a practical person, not a flashy person. Besides, I don't have €60,000.
    i agree, some do that. for example a small man might compensate for his perceived lack of height by becoming arrogant and that i have observed. But some men just have money to spend, some like collecting cars and some know that it makes them more desirable, even though they do not have any reason to be inferior and for some men it is almost etiquette to drive a certain car (chartered accountants, lawyers etc not saying all of them drive lexi) not all rich men have inferiority complexes or have physical handicaps
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    Quote Originally Posted by Meursault View Post
    yes that is true, but not in all cases. the majority of time men throw up the cash for a 80,000 car when a 20,000 would suffice is because thats what men do and also having the flashier car makes one look more desirable regardless of the size of the asset
    What about when one of my guys wants to flash out 70k ? (In my name . We already been there , done that)

    I'm perfectly happy with my current Lex , but now he wants upgrade me to the latests greatest Lexus of 2014 .

    Test drove it , it's gimmicky , looks like / feels like a car that wanna be an SUV.

    My current is an actual Lex SUV . I like it.


    Is the latest greatest always the best ?

    Or is there something to be said for the tried and true and faithful ? Love my wheels !


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    Quote Originally Posted by Stephanie View Post
    What about when one of my guys wants to flash out 70k ? (In my name . We already been there , done that)

    I'm perfectly happy with my current Lex , but now he wants upgrade me to the latests greatest Lexus of 2014 .

    Test drove it , it's gimmicky , looks like / feels like a car that wanna be an SUV.

    My current is an actual Lex SUV . I like it.


    Is the latest greatest always the best ?

    Or is there something to be said for the tried and true and faithful ? Love my wheels !


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    "The mass of men live lives of quiet desperation" - Henry David Thoreau.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Stephanie View Post
    What about when one of my guys wants to flash out 70k ? (In my name . We already been there , done that)

    I'm perfectly happy with my current Lex , but now he wants upgrade me to the latests greatest Lexus of 2014 .

    Test drove it , it's gimmicky , looks like / feels like a car that wanna be an SUV.

    My current is an actual Lex SUV . I like it.


    Is the latest greatest always the best ?

    Or is there something to be said for the tried and true and faithful ? Love my wheels !


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    Can get you a good deal on parts for that when/if needed
    And being a gentleman I wouldn't even have an ulterior motive

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    Quote Originally Posted by Stephanie View Post
    What about when one of my guys wants to flash out 70k ? (In my name . We already been there , done that)

    I'm perfectly happy with my current Lex , but now he wants upgrade me to the latests greatest Lexus of 2014 .

    Test drove it , it's gimmicky , looks like / feels like a car that wanna be an SUV.

    My current is an actual Lex SUV . I like it.


    Is the latest greatest always the best ?

    Or is there something to be said for the tried and true and faithful ? Love my wheels !


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    Hi Stephanie, normal etiquette dictates that when telling fairytales you should preface your story with the phrase "once upon a time"

    Whilst I have no difficulty believing someone would fork out 70k for a present I dont believe for one second that were such an offer made any woman would be reticent about accepting. Hence my scepticism.

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