Our financial situation - Your opinion?

The motorhome is not a car and does not fall under the self-imposed budget limit.

I know someone who never wanted to buy a red Ferrari. He stuck to that, they also come in blue :)

Pfff.... Totally out of touch statement. That shows me once again that a large part of the Germans simply earn way too much money

..... Counterexample... I have a child in care, the family walked 25 km one way on a Sunday to grandma’s because they can’t afford the bus. The children are 7, 4 and 1 year old.
.. And you don’t get into a car that costs 15k...
Guess who I have high respect for?

Well. would have walked the distance as well if the alternative had been an Audi A3 nearly new car (or similar) parked outside.
:D

I remind you of #13 (and now fill in...)

Pfff.... Such a pretentious statement. It shows me once again that a large part of Germans simply earn way too much money

..... Counterexample... I have a child in care, and the family walked 25 km one way on a Sunday to grandma because they can’t afford the bus. The children are 7, 4, and 1 year old. .. And you don’t get into a car that costs 15k... Guess who has my respect?

You want to hold me responsible for your circumstances now, or how am I supposed to understand that ?? And who exactly are you to claim that a large part of Germans earn too much ??

Counter question: Why do you earn too little? If your husband, say, earns a six-figure net income per year, do you want to convince me that you still drive a 2k € Dacia when you have totally different options ??

Counterexample: I was not born in Germany and grew up under a dictatorship with ration cards, so what exactly do you want to explain to me? Have you ever stood in shopping lines for several hours every day for years in a row to get food? I would have gladly traded with you back then and would have gladly walked 25 km daily if I had gotten something to eat, so stop whining...

Counterexample: I was not born in Germany and I grew up under a dictatorship with ration cards, so what exactly do you want to explain to me? Have you ever spent several hours every day for years standing in shopping lines to get food? At that time, I would have gladly traded with you and would have gladly walked 25 km daily if I had gotten something to eat, so stop whining...

That only makes your previous answer even more unpleasant. And how do you now come up with a limited €2,000 Dacia? It was about €15-20,000. For that amount, you can get young used cars with low mileage from brands like Opel, Skoda, Ford, Peugeot, Toyota, etc. They will still get you from A to B quite reliably for 10 years, and they are really not that much less comfortable than the self-proclaimed "premium brands." But as you yourself said: to each their own, so please stop making such arrogant statements and at least phrase it nicer if you already feel the need to comment like this.

That just makes your previous answer even more unsympathetic. And how do you now come up with a beaten-up €2,000 Dacia? It was about €15,000-20,000. For that, you can get young used cars with low mileage from brands like Opel, Skoda, Ford, Peugeot, Toyota, etc. They will still get you from A to B quite reliably for 10 years, and they are not really much less comfortable than the self-proclaimed "premium brands." But as you yourself said: to each their own, so please leave out such arrogant statements and at least express it more kindly if you already feel the need to say something like that.

Please register in the car forum, you expert. Do we really want to debate which brand is better for how much money now?