
When it comes to luxury vehicles, the buying price is just the less significant cost of entry. What truly matters is how to maintain it — costly, apparently, if you went for a $25,000 used Mercedes-Benz, for instance. Now a salesperson is coming forward to encourage people not to go that route.
We live in a world where Teslas get commercials on the White House lawn. The options for luxury vehicles have never been wider or felt more accessible. Especially for a young car owner just getting their first taste of success and wanting to look like Beth from Yellowstone, so they go for a luxury vehicle — but one they can afford: a used one.