Cars and Glenn Garroglen Ross

"You could really define a guy by his car in 1992. I don't know if you can as much these days," he says. "There's a kind of sameness and the sad American automaker." He would have driven an 850i or would you have been too self conscious about it getting scuffed up on New York streets? In 1982, $970,000 annually is that now? $5 million? Three to five. That was a different time. It feels all cars kind of look alike.