Someone enlighten me as to why a 54 y/o single woman w/ two small dogs who lives in suburbia and drives ~19.5 km to work each day needs this. (it's a RAV4)
You are confusing needs and wants again. People with the money can choose according to their tastes. What is your problem? You mad because she doesn't make the same choice you would? Move to Russia where the choices are more limited and you won't get so worked up what others are doing.
there's a guy at work with a king ranch F350. the only way he can park is by backing down the entrance ramp into the garage and straight into a space. the entire of the engine bay sticks out past the tahoe that parks in the space next to him. that's with the F350 touching the wall. no idea why anyone would want that sort of thing in the city. too damn huge.
and keep in mind that the king ranch version has actual leather in it. not that plasticky crap that is in every other car on the road. so if it's out in the sun it will get ruined. a work truck it is definitely not.
i bet he has a ranch [style house] on 10,000 [square feet] with a herd of champion [shih tzus]
The V6 on the Rav4 is fuel efficient - you almost get the same fuel mileage as the V4.
I find it comical that we tout "The American Dream" of being able to afford the things you want in life - and then ridicule those who do.
Someone enlighten me as to why a 54 y/o single woman w/ two small dogs who lives in suburbia and drives ~19.5 km to work each day needs this. (it's a RAV4)
wow. stalker much?
you seem to know waaaay to much about this woman.
Which suburb are we talking about here?
I can't speak for the rest of the country, but this past winter was pretty bad on the east coast as far as snow goes. There were plenty of times I wish I had a 4WD vehicle.