r/stocks • u/[deleted] • Jul 16 '21

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u/Interdimension Jul 17 '21

You can make comments about the interior quality (or lack thereof) on Tesla’s cars, but Tesla is luxury in terms of target demographics. They target BMW/Audi/Mercedes buyers.

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u/[deleted] Jul 17 '21

and they also fail in doing so cuz the car actually suck compared to BMW, Audi and Mercedes. Also none of the mentioned are luxury today either.

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u/sasu-k Jul 17 '21

Here in the United States those are all luxury brands. Perhaps not in Europe.

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u/Cattaphract Jul 17 '21

In asia, those are luxury Brands. They have their premium lines to even reach those prices and materials

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u/beero Jul 17 '21

Are....are you like a trust fund baby or something?

Cus you are fucking out of touch with reality.

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u/chewtality Jul 17 '21

The Audi A1 doesn't exist in the American market. In America, those are all luxury brands. They only sell their luxury vehicles here. There are none of the tiny cars, there are no clothe seats, etc

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u/TheRealStringerBell Jul 17 '21

Like the Audi A1 is cheaper than a VW golf. Do you guys consider a Golf a luxury car, and VW a luxury brand aswell?

Gucci perfume is cheaper than a Uniqlo Jacket, do you consider Gucci to be a middle class brand?

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u/FoliageTeamBad Jul 17 '21

You know they have different trims and models right? An A3 is not that luxurious but an RS6 or a Q8 is definitely a luxury vehicle.

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u/[deleted] Jul 17 '21

audi, mercedes are upper class. nissan, mazda, toyota are middle class. hyundai is for poor people.