To be fair to the OP, the 'you're just jealous because you can't afford one' line doesn't work so well these days when almost every brand new Audi/BMW you see on the road appears to be driven by a spotty 22 year old who is leasing it or getting it on PCP with no prospect of doing anything but handing it back in. And then complaining that they can't afford a deposit for a house.
Mind, I feel sorry for the posh/aspirant posh Barbours and Labradors set who used to be the main market for Range Rovers, now that pretty much every one of those you see is being driven by a lad in a vest top with full sleeve tats and a snapback, who owns a bar that'll shut after six months and where alcohol sales aren't the main form of income.
The democratising power of credit.
Mind, I feel sorry for the posh/aspirant posh Barbours and Labradors set who used to be the main market for Range Rovers, now that pretty much every one of those you see is being driven by a lad in a vest top with full sleeve tats and a snapback, who owns a bar that'll shut after six months and where alcohol sales aren't the main form of income.
The democratising power of credit.
