Bugatti's Veyron was a $2 million engineering marvel capable of 250+ mph, yet it lost the plot at the slowest, most human moment imaginable: opening a door for a spouse. When the product is supposed to signal effortless prestige, any friction in basic interaction becomes a brand-killing story. The lesson generalizes: luxury goods live or die on micro-interactions, not spec sheets.
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