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What car would you buy if you earn $1.85 million a year?

What car would you buy if you earn $1.85 million a year?

SYF77

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How do you feel when you see VW rims on Skoda?  

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    • Indifferent ...
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    • Owner of the Skoda couldn't find Skoda rims
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    • Owner tries to disguise the Skoda as a VW
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Outgoing SMRT CEO, Saw Phaik Hwa, must be the envy of many car enthusiasts. She earned $1.85 million in year 2010 and owns two luxury cars, namely a Ferrari California and Mercedes-Benz S500L. She can choose to enjoy some topless fun in the prancing horse or get pampered in the luxurious S-Class sedan.

 

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The combined cost of both cars comes close to about $1.3m. I guess I won


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Tuna_seng

Hey SYF77, both your cars got no space to pick up many chicks at clubs. At most only can pick up 3 in the RS3, and one in the SLK. Also got no space to rubba rubba. But then if you earned $1.85m a year, you will have your luxury condo in town at your disposal.

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Verve

i doubt she would spend so much on cars with a 1.85 million salary alone, maybe she had some winfall from investments ? or maybe the 1.85 million doesnt cover bonuses, anyway down to earth for most of us a porsche 911 would do just fine,

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Lwh

Just cars nothing else? S500L, 535i, Golf GTI and a Cayenne Hybrid

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