If someone drive a chevy suburban or ford explorer does it mean there rich?

Some of these suvs go over $40k that is insane.

I don't know but I just figured out I'm rich.

Retirement here I come. Wonder how long this $40k will last?

That's crazy!

Lol no definitely not. Rich people can drive anything, but those vehicles aren't a status of having money or anything. My grandpa has millions of dollars and he still drives a cavalier. Go figure.

It could mean they are deep in debt.

A lot of them go for much more than that, Skippy. Doesn't mean the people driving them are "rich"… Just that they can afford the payments and insurance. Or maybe someone else is paying the bills.

No actually those are the type of cars broke people drive.

'There' vs 'their' vs 'they're', which is correct for your question "does it mean there rich?". I'll give you a hint, "there" is not it.

If you consider a $40K vehicle to be a sign of wealth, yes, the owner is rich by your standards.

There's a big difference between being rich and just having a large car payment. People who truly understand the difference between the two are usually the ones who are actually "rich", regardless of what they're driving. The people in the worst financial situations are usually the ones driving expensive cars and living in expensive houses when they can't realistically afford either of them and probably don't even really need either of them for anything but show.

Often those who pay for impressive cars are trying to project an image of wealth and have difficulty doing it (poor).

$40K is actually just a little over the average price for new cars, and certainly not rich people's cars. These two vehicles are essentially common utility vehicles, not status symbols.