re: The high cost of maintenance on European luxury cars is a feature, not a bug

My work sees me meeting new high net worth business owners every few months. Of the ones I've met in the past 12, they drive:

F150 Platinum (Wife - Lincoln Aviator)
GMC Denali PU
F150 Lariat
Toyota Sequoia (>10 yr old, wife - Lexus SUV that they just traded a much older Lexus for)
Rivian SUV (recently traded an older Lexus Rx350h for it, in his business, the Rivian's tech image has some value)
Jeep Grand Wagoneer (traded an Audi Q7 or 8 on short notice when he found out his "minor" AC repair was going to cost $8k and 2 months to get parts)

The last guy is the "poorest" of the group, around $600k/year. First two guys are >$5M/year and have been for a long time.