At the dawn of the 20th century it was said that cars were rarer than millionaires. And millionaires were, of course, very rare.
Thinking about cars, how fortunate it was that at least they existed. Better yet, how very fortunate that the ones in existences carried enormous price tags. What a brilliant market signal. A crucial one. That a small sliver of the most elite of elites could claim ownership of an automobile signaled a car-abundant future. Think about it.
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