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Some people play the "need card" to reverse justify their preferences. I've never felt the desire to really show people I've made a good choice based on merits/utility.
My car history has been I4->V8->V6 with increasing power. I've always had more power, more features, more car than I need.
My G37 has useless backseats, a barely adequate trunk, mediocre gas mileage, and an engine with high NVH. It has two doors; less convenient than a comparable sedan. And I pay extra for the privilege to boot.
In summary: cramped, noisy, expensive, and faster than I should be going. And just about every time I sit down in it, a smile forms that not even the 405 fwy can eliminate. Hell yes, let's drive.
Buddy of mine gets that same grin from his big truck. Doesn't need it, just likes it. I don't share his preference, but I understand it.
Sometimes the mileage just doesn't matter, but the power DOES.
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