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Are you talking out of your ass?
Also, socialism = more customs duty? What kind of a weird definition of socialism is that? Owning a Merc is frowned upon in many circles unless you are in the douchey Investment Bankers group (which, btw, is not that well-paid as you think it is). Everyone else is happy with public transport or bikes.
So yeah, just sums up these people.
I take a foreign holiday every year. I got myself a proper watch (Omega), tailored suits, fountain pens (Sailor), and top quality grooming products. All my personal electronics are Apple. These things are very important, don't listen to uninformed people posturing with false humility online.
My next targets are my first Rolex, a BMW 3 series and Mont Blanc writing instruments.
Anyway, some of these are important (like foreign vacations) and a decent (even if not German) car. Talking bout myself.