Tell me about those people who can't afford cars in the later period.

Yes, I basically agree with you. I agree that raising a car is harder than raising a child, and there are risks, such as buying a license plate, buying insurance, spending money on maintenance, parking fees, crossing the road to pay tolls, running a red light, being fined, and most importantly, learning to deduct points. I still have to refuel. If this mail goes up, it will increase the money. Rich people never consider the problem of oil price when buying a car, because a car is equivalent to our bicycle to others. Refueling is like buying a pack of cigarettes, people don't care, and people who don't have the money to buy a car, just like being grandfathers every day, are careful, wash themselves, wipe themselves, accidentally install them, shave themselves, and finally feel distressed. There is still a year before the cost of the vehicle can make you have a headache for a while, so don't buy a car unless your car can make a profit for you!