What Your Car Says About You

What Your Car Says About You Here's what your car says about you. Tesla Model 3. You work in tech, healthcare, or engineer. You make 75 to 130 thousand dollars. You've explained to much you saved on gas already just today. Dodge Charger. You're sales or you warehouse or maybe even have a trade job. You make 50 to 100 thousand dollars a year. Most people can hear your car before they can even see it, and every green light feels like a personal challenge. BMW 3 Series. You're tech or a business owner. You make 80 to 140k a year. You bought this not the car, but how it drives. You personally drive the BMW logo, you're probably wearing. The Toyota Camry. You make 55 to 100 thousand dollars a year. You work in healthcare, education, or the government. Your car will be at your kids graduation, your kids wedding, and probably your grandkids wedding too. Honda Odyssey. You're a stay-at-home parent. Your household makes 100 to 200k a year. You have three to four kids, and they probably have practice today. Your calendar has most CEOs. Mercedes G Wagon. You're a business owner, executive, or in real estate, or maybe a professional athlete. You make 350 thousand plus. You secretly don't even like the way the car looks. You only bought it because, well, most people can't afford it.