Jakumo:
Before we get too carried away condemning the "black man" for being ostentatious and reckless with expenditure, it is worth remembering that as a general rule, generalities can be inaccurate.

Take for example former Tonight Show host and comedian Jay Leno, whose car collection fills WAREHOUSES, and is renowned the world over. From classic Mustangs to brand new Ferrari, McLarens, Mercedes and Porches, there are few performance cars that are not included in Jay Leno's collection.

Granted, Mr. Leno is not PERSONALLY vain, in that he is virtually always dressed in blue jeans and a blue denim work-shirt, the fact is that when it comes to cars, no expense is spared by Mr. Leno, once he spots a potential new addition to his vast collection, all of which are maintained in excellent working condition by teams of tenured mechanics.

So while the likes of Warren Buffet and the Walton family may have opted for modest, cheap and low-key vehicles in which to drive about, there are other far less wealthy people of ALL races, who simply love cars, and cannot stop buying them.

As a personal example, while Jay Leno's gardener probably makes far more money than I could ever envision, I still choose to maintain a small fleet of older Mercedes V8-powered cars, because I love the brand name, the build quality, the power and the handling that characterizes these fine examples of German engineering.

So, to those of you expressing indignation over the extravagance and materialism of the "black man", I say verily unto thee, that race is NOT the deciding factor here, when it comes to personal preference in vehicle ownership.