Is there any way to justify one person to own 2 cars at once. Not like a family or couple who owns 2 cars total, but just one person who owns two cars.
I know Dan Brazilian owns alot of cars and he is an example of someone who owns too many cars for one person to handle. So he said something like I have less than 10k miles amongst all my cars. And I assume cars are mostly depreciating assets in most cases.
But someone can have 10+ shoes and probably not care too much financially about it. But not many people are going to have 10+ cars for just their personal use. And most people will likely want to take time to think about getting a 2nd car vs a person getting their 20th pair of shoes.
It be cool if I could the option to drive a sedan, an SUV, a pick up truck, an off road car, an 2 seat exotic car. There are people out who have UTVs and go to Glamis, or they jet ski and boats, and those vehicles you can't even use for normal commuting and it's purely recreational, but still cost as much as a normal commuting car. I'm just wondering how much a hobby like that will cost and where do you store these UTVs. The only unconventional car I could recall someone owning was an elementary school friend, someone in his family owned a Hummer H1 and they go off road. Most cool cars are usually hard to drive. I rented a Lamborghini Huracan and that thing is very loud and really needs focus to drive, and it's also hard to do normal car stuff like parking lots or grocery shopping.
If I could have multiple cars, I would like to own a pick up truck or cargo van I don't always drive but it be there if there ever is a free coach on Craigslist or a really underpriced luxury furniture because someone's moving and a Tesla Model X is like not going to work. Then I have that advantage because most people will probably have to pass on that free couch because they own a Honda Civic and will have no way to transport it.
Or what if I want to carry E-bikes or Sur-Rons it be much easier to have a cargo van for that. Sometimes Model Y & Model X, even though they're SUV, still feel restricted on space when you really wanna pack a lot of stuff. And I wish I could just have a cargo van that just there sitting around that I don't drive all the time but only sometimes. But people do own pick up trucks or large cargo vans, do they have other cars they drive or will they just own that one cargo van and always commute with it even if they may not use its space?
I know Dan Brazilian owns alot of cars and he is an example of someone who owns too many cars for one person to handle. So he said something like I have less than 10k miles amongst all my cars. And I assume cars are mostly depreciating assets in most cases.
But someone can have 10+ shoes and probably not care too much financially about it. But not many people are going to have 10+ cars for just their personal use. And most people will likely want to take time to think about getting a 2nd car vs a person getting their 20th pair of shoes.
It be cool if I could the option to drive a sedan, an SUV, a pick up truck, an off road car, an 2 seat exotic car. There are people out who have UTVs and go to Glamis, or they jet ski and boats, and those vehicles you can't even use for normal commuting and it's purely recreational, but still cost as much as a normal commuting car. I'm just wondering how much a hobby like that will cost and where do you store these UTVs. The only unconventional car I could recall someone owning was an elementary school friend, someone in his family owned a Hummer H1 and they go off road. Most cool cars are usually hard to drive. I rented a Lamborghini Huracan and that thing is very loud and really needs focus to drive, and it's also hard to do normal car stuff like parking lots or grocery shopping.
If I could have multiple cars, I would like to own a pick up truck or cargo van I don't always drive but it be there if there ever is a free coach on Craigslist or a really underpriced luxury furniture because someone's moving and a Tesla Model X is like not going to work. Then I have that advantage because most people will probably have to pass on that free couch because they own a Honda Civic and will have no way to transport it.
Or what if I want to carry E-bikes or Sur-Rons it be much easier to have a cargo van for that. Sometimes Model Y & Model X, even though they're SUV, still feel restricted on space when you really wanna pack a lot of stuff. And I wish I could just have a cargo van that just there sitting around that I don't drive all the time but only sometimes. But people do own pick up trucks or large cargo vans, do they have other cars they drive or will they just own that one cargo van and always commute with it even if they may not use its space?
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