How do you know there are more? There could be a lot of folks (who aren't "on the map") that are well off and drive average or less-than-average cars. As stated above, I'm proof of this. Later, QD.Originally Posted by isa2o3
How do you know there are more? There could be a lot of folks (who aren't "on the map") that are well off and drive average or less-than-average cars. As stated above, I'm proof of this. Later, QD.
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It common logic, isnt it? Are there more Ferraris produced than Toyota's? Why not? Less people that can afford Ferrari's right? Again positive correlation
That still shows nothing. There are probably thousands upon thousands of people who can afford high end cars (Ferrari as your example) that choose not to. Why? Maybe they are a practical people. Maybe they have that kind of money because they DON'T spend it on frivolous items. They choose a Toyota Camry because they aren't about being showy. Later, QD.
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