Driving a Lambo may be something huge for you - it certainly would have been for me when I was young enough to make having one a worthwhile thing rather than a liability, but either way, an impossible concept for me. However, driving a Lambo when you can buy any number of them is far from being the same thing. It's a similar thing with yachts: had a close friend who owned a 25m Italian yacht. We went from here in Mallorca down to Gibraltar in it, and I thought it wonderful; however, tied up in Torrevieja, I watched as a couple in a smaller yacht half the size at around 42ft came in: she was doing her thing with lines up front, and he was doing his with throttles up on the top. To me, that smaller boat was where it was at: big enough to go most places along the European coast in reasonable weather, handled by two, whereas the bigger boat required crew and the attendant loss of privacy... But the point is this: the same owner didn't want to take those 25m of glamour to Porto Cervo, because there, he felt he would have been the equivalent of the smaller yacht in Torrrevieja... you see what I mean about the relatively cheap Lambo?
On that level, what the 'poor people' might or might not think of someone in a Lambo hardly register on the Lambo owner's radar: they don't exist, are practically invisible. Unless they leap out of the gutter and hit them with a couple of flashguns. On the other hand, I'm speaking about old money. Nouveau might fit your typecasting better, but is there much of that in the Middle East?
At least, that's the lesson life seems to have taught me.
