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>>According to the standard theories of capital, if you don't want to pay for it, the item IS worthless. All money is is a proxy for hard goods. So (for me) if I can get what I want for 20, I won't pay 40. That was my point.
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>>BTW, at 46, I don't think I'm who BMW had in mind for marketing the MINI to. Their loss. Generalizations are exactly that. And because of that, they tend not to work. I ordered before I had seen an ad and before the two local dealerships even had signage. While $20 is not exactly an impulse buy, for transportation (and one that's fun too!) it was a no-brainer for me. A $40k Bimmer I would labor over, and shop, and be annoyed mumbling to myself that my 1st house cost almost that, etc etc.
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I totally agree with you! I'm 44 and I know that BMW didn't design the new MINI for me. And at $20k, I am allowed the flexability to get the options and accessories that I want. If I run it up to $25k, I don't mind at all. and No I won't buy a $40k car because that's more than I own on my little old house!!

 

and No I won't buy a $40k car because that's more than I own on my little old house!!
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i assume u dont live in cali

 

she lives in texas if i remember correctly

besides, my dad said he didn't even pay 40k$ for his first house, yet he spends 30k$ for a suburban...