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Does spending over $30,000 on a car mean you're getting real quality, or just better marketing?
With rising interest rates and inflation squeezing household budgets, the $30,000 car price threshold now divides buyers questioning whether premium features justify the cost or are just clever marketing. Cast your vote to weigh in on the real value behind the price tag.
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