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Your car says a lot about you… but probably not in the way you think. As an ex-rich person who grew up in the old money world, I've always been fascinated by cars. I genuinely believe your car is an extension of your personality—but not because of its price tag. The most interesting people I know don't always drive luxury cars. Some intentionally seek out the strangest, ugliest, most delightfully impractical beaters they can find and drive them into the ground. Those cars end up with more character—and better stories—than many brand-new luxury cars. To me, the best car is the one that serves your life, your adventures, and your values—not the one you're stretching your finances to impress strangers with. Don't misunderstand me—I adore a Porsche or a Range Rover as much as the next girl and my dream is a refurbished Land Rover (hear me, @The Landrovers ?). But I don't believe driving one is what makes a life elegant, interesting, or successful. So I'm curious: if money were no object, what would you drive? Or do you already have a beloved daily driver or beater that's collected a lifetime of stories?