Driving a more expensive vehicle is not an indication of being wealthier. In the Millionaire Next Door, there were arguments showing that there are many wealthy people who live modest lifestyles and those who own expensive, luxurious items, were often living paycheck to paycheck. I think jumping the conclusion here base on cost of the vehicle or vehicle type is wrong.
I know plenty of wealthy people who drive Priuses (far from the luxury vehicle you expect) as well as a slew of other older, common used vehicles on the road. Plus one study is not a good indication to argue such.
I know plenty of wealthy people who drive Priuses (far from the luxury vehicle you expect) as well as a slew of other older, common used vehicles on the road. Plus one study is not a good indication to argue such.