In 1991, with an annual income of around 200k, unmarried, and relatively stable, currently driving an Audi A5. Just bought a house, so now there's 100k in disposable cash. Thinking about going for a Cayenne, but a bit hesitant. 😐

With 200k, you can't even get a Range Rover for a year. A Range Rover has much more prestige than a Cayenne.

Sure, the discounts on the Cayenne are really great right now. At our dealership, a lower-spec model can be on the road for just 96.

[Smile][Smile][Smile] No fish

200 cars are in tight supply.

I'm considering whether to go for a Porsche Cayenne with the current lottery jackpot. 😁

Based on your impressive financial status, owning a Porsche should be well within your reach. 😊

I didn't expect driving a Cayenne to be such a symbol of wealth. I feel like I'm not quite worthy of this car.

As long as the car is functioning well, it's enough for now. It's better to save more cash; cash is king.

With an annual income of around 8 million, currently driving an A4, would upgrading to a Cayenne be a financial strain?

In 2005, I had a monthly income of around 100k. I'm unmarried and my income is relatively stable. Last year, I just bought a Cullinan, so I currently have around 100k in disposable cash. I'm considering getting a Cayenne, but I'm a bit conflicted. [Sad]