Almost everybody own a car now so is less valued in terms of seeing a car owner as a high class person, if someone is running a business and decided to get new car in other for customer to see them differently and well organized than other business people such person doesn't no why they are doing the business, however this can even pursue more people away because on the rural region some certain commodities doesn't need too much packaging because it will make customers having an insecure and unsatisfying feeling after purchase due to the thinking of being cheated, some persons avoid getting one for personal use because is like a child kept in the house that will always been spent on whenever it moves.
You get it. We see cars everyday on the streets and It's nothing to be drooling over. It would be interesting to see the investor that would be attracted to a project cause the project owner has a car. Perhaps I should take a car out myself and drive around with the sole purpose of attracting a few wealthy people to love me so dearly, they'll invest in me and whatever fictional project that i can quickly think of to present at that point.
We're not in the 1800s anymore where owing a car literally equals being affluent. There could be about a billion cars or more owned and in use today.
Even the little kids nowadays doesn't get entize with car again as they usually do before because every year so many brand and updated versions of cars are made and perhaps the person might have even bought the outdated ones so actually cars are something that isn't good for the show off kind of things because the persons car could be very common to some others. I agree because this can only happen in those years when you can barely see more than two persons in a community that owns a cars. Actually even if the person has something that's even worth more than it in terms of using it to entize customers it will not still work because customers doesn't buy from someone because of the luxury they have but uality is the only thing they want.