A colleague of mine drives a Corvette and it's amazing what trouble she accepts, only to drive "something different than everyone else". The other day I overheard a phone call with her mechanic (who is located in Bremen, abut 120 km away from here), where she tried to manage a repair. Her Corvette had broken down on the Autobahn and even the ADAC guy couldn't help her out (and that means something, since they normally get almost every car running to the next garage again).
But her Corvette had to be loaded on a trailer and transported away. She wasn't very pleased with the ADAC guy's remark "Why can't you drive a VW or BMW?" and was a bit lost with words, because she couldn't think of any reason, except wanting to own "something different".
It might be fun to drive an American muscle car or truck here and I'm all for individuality but with competent garages only sparsely scattered throughout the country, massive spare part problems and the cost of all of it, I'd honestly rather have my Golf.
I'm sorry but my life consists of more than driving a fancy car and I don't go to work to be able to finance repair costs.