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No because you'd rather spend your lottery winnings on a huge building and fill it with cheap old rubbish cars, costing an absolute fortune to do, than buy a couple of really nice quality cars to enjoy and cherish, which you could keep in a small heated garage.
There is far more to life than cars and without financial constraints I'd spend my time traveling and enjoying life, not sat in a barn full of tat like some sort of motoring gollum polishing an old corsa and repeating the mantra "my precious"
I still don't get where self esteem comes into the equation. I like small cars, so therefore, I'd want to save them from being scrapped. There's very few large, expensive cars that I like, so why would I want to waste my winnings on buying any?
And of course there's more to life without financial constraints than cars: I'd give up paid employment to work for a charity shop. As someone who's fed up with the godawful noise that saturates the music charts these days, I'd employ people to go round pubs to find talented small bands, and I'd help them try to get their talent discovered.