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BMW: 100% are new rich. Mercedes: 10% are leaders, 30% are new rich, 60% are snobbish middle-class people who like to show off. Audi: 90% are leaders, 10% are new rich pretending to be leaders. Lexus: Relatively wealthy self-employed individuals. Volvo: Low-key wealthy people – so low-key that you don’t even know where their money comes from. Land Rover: People in the real estate industry who seek quality and luxury, only to find it’s not as perfect as they imagined. 　 Herder: A child who grew up in a military camp (or an officer’s compound); they went through hard times in their youth, and now that they have money, they want to enjoy life. 　 Jaguar: The leader in the cultural industry. Highlander: The symbol of people who like to show off. Cruze: The sensitive and pretentious people born in the 1980s. SUV: The big shot in the criminal world; no questions needed. Fox: A young man from the 1980s who’s always ready to race you; if you overtake him, he’ll definitely find a way to overtake you in return. 　 Accord: Party secretary of a rural area or a nouveau riche. Prado or Land Cruiser: Thugs with shaved heads, tattoos, and heavy gold chains. Mazda 3: Those who drive a Mazda 3 aren’t necessarily unfaithful partners, but it’s true that many of them are attractive young women. Sega: Self-employed people born in the 1970s. Sagitar: Employees of state-owned enterprises. Altis: Men in their 50s. Mazda 6: Young business owners whose careers are just starting out. BYD: Reckless drivers who might brake suddenly, park randomly, or change lanes abruptly. Roewe 550: Genuine “patriotic youths”. Magotan: Son of Li Gang (a second-generation official from a third-tier city). Geely Golden Eagle: Son of a village party secretary. Lion Run: Underlings of real estate developers or construction foremen. Corolla: Mid-level managers in companies. Bora: Ordinary civil servants. Forest Man: People involved in usury. Passat: If the person in the car isn’t a county leader or a town party secretary, it’s probably some small private enterprise owner, even if that enterprise only involves managing a piece of riverbank land. 　 Regal: A rich kid, but not that wealthy.
Eclipse: A shy, artistic young person.
Tiguan: An emotional person, often overweight.
Eaglet: A person born in the 1970s who works in government offices.
Camry: Men aged 40–50 with dull expressions.
Mingrui: A guy who thinks he knows a lot about cars and likes to give advice to others.
Kopachi: A guy with a big head.
Tengyi C30: A confident but poor guy.
Peugeot 307: A “phoenix man” – someone who acts like a nobleman.
Elantra: A local tycoon.
Yue Dong: The son of a local tycoon.
Corolla: A petty bourgeois born in the 1970s.
CR-V: People from the small to middle class.
Roewe 350: A poor guy whose life has just stabilized.
Camry: Used as a government vehicle or by kind-hearted small business owners.
Porsche: Men over 40 with good character and integrity.
Mini: If the driver isn’t an affair partner, then her wealthy husband must really love her.
Lagonda: Someone who works for a state-owned enterprise, like a Sagitar driver, regretting not having bought a Sagitar instead.
Chery: A perfectionist who is hardworking and always keeps their car spotless.
Yue Xiang: The opposite of the above – someone who hates washing their car.
Extended Lincoln, Extended Cadillac, Extended Hummer: If the owner isn’t the boss of a wedding company, then they’re probably a mine owner.
Fury: A very honest driver who follows traffic rules strictly and never cuts in line.
Beidou Star: A guy with messy hair and a beard who becomes extremely aggressive when it comes to road usage.
Sorento: A happy family of three.
Civic: A car ignorant person who only knows how to drive; even adding windshield washer fluid requires help from others. When others said this car wasn’t good, she naively nodded in agreement, but deep down she still loved her own car the most. 　 Xiaoke: A cool girl with long legs who often forgets to lock her car doors. 　 Monteiro: Slightly plump build, a kind doll-like face, neatly styled hair, polite manner of speech, and great concern for what others think. Geely: A tired office worker who hardly ever skips overtime. 　 Freddy: An urban office worker who starts work later than Jili and finishes work even later. 　 Sorento: Avoids conflict with the world, keeps a low profile; appears to be from a moderate-income family but actually has substantial wealth.
C5: The wealthy class in small towns, owning multiple properties.
Peugeot 508: High-ranking white-collar workers who change jobs frequently.
ix35: People with inscrutable motives, good at speaking and making money, and never suffer losses.
Haval: Has a job but doesn’t rely on salary, earning money through side work.
Emgrand: Newcomers to the workplace.
Avante: Experienced professionals who know how to avoid offending anyone.
Chery: Honest people, without any regrets.
Oncor: Young people who like to make a fuss.
Oncore: Older people who prefer to keep a low profile; retirees