Luckily that's not a choice the super-rich have to make. If you can afford to a buy one 900k car, you can probably afford to buy a couple.

This is the way I'm going next year. I've been serially stupid about buying new cars, so I might as well.

People have been narcissistic as long as their have been people, is my point.

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It's a power center. You'll find similar situations around other national capitals.

Oldmanism not actually correlated with age. Mainly it's the certainty that everyone else is doing it wrong.

Ugh. Generation Selfie.

"Generation selfie," I swear.

"Generation selfie," I swear.

I don't think your case is common enough to cover the investment it would take make high-performance versions.

I just don't think there will ever be enough cross-shopping between a Porsche and a great-but-dumpy Subaru/Toyota to justify the cost.

They probably know from market research and experience that masturbating internet commentators never pony up.

The BRZ/FRS is an opinionated product, which means everyone needs to have their beautiful snowflake of a reactionary opinion about it. Every opinionated product that's any good seems to generate the same reaction.

Awesome factual reporting.

Oh, yeah. I see a lot of them owned as weekend cars. It's definitely middling as daily driver. It's my DD until my wandering heart and poor financial impulse control put me in a Golf R. I will definitely miss its telepathic handling, though.

Not entirely sure what that means. The BRZ is largely reliable beyond some first-year trim issues.

Also, pointless obligatory pooping on the BRZ accomplished. Well done.

After accounting for upkeep, a $30k 22-year-old BMW doesn't really seem like it's in the same price bracket as a $28k BRZ.