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True, it's not as good as it sounds. A good chunk of my income goes into paying home and car EMIs. On the top of that, I have to save for my kids education.
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Ha ha! Yes, this guy totally copied the comment from the print!
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I think most common car for law firm partners and seniors advocates is a Toyota Innova.
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My partner walks to office. But in her garage, there's a Maybach. โ–ฎโ–ฎโ–ฎ
What rubbish! You are not upper middle class if you earn over 1cr a year!!
anyone making over 50lpa in hand in india can not be considered middle class
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I'm an academic. I prefer to use those 2 crore vehicles that are faster than any cars. I know that it's the vehicles for plebs, but it is efficient, quick and save the environment as well.

Yes, I'm talking of trains/metros.
Contrary to popular belief, most partners (not talking about the exceptional senior partners who are โ€œgodsโ€) are actually upper middle class.
No amount of money can buy you freedom from a pathetic infrastructure. Mercs and Lambos are not meant to be driven on the crumbling, submerged roads of Gurgaon and Bombay. It turns out that German engineering is no match for Indian urban planning.
Skoda is a car for HNIs. Have you seen the maintenance costs?
People here are giving the impression that every law firm partner owns a BMW, Merc, Mini Cooper etc. Donโ€™t think so, bro.