In the context of many developing economies, what constitutes a luxury car may not necessarily be the same as in the developed ones, whose automotive industries are recognized around the world. A common car brand which might sell for USD 30,000 in the country that produces it may sell at twice or even thrice in developing countries due to hefty import duties, and thus in itself is a luxury item. The people from developing countries whose names are in this database are those who spend at least USD 70,000 in acquiring a car. As for the people from developed countries whose names are included here, they are those who possess really expensive cars equipped with features found only in top-of-the-line brands.