Are you only chauffeur driven nowadays?
No. In fact about 99% of the time when traveling by car, I'm the one doing the driving because Linda doesn't like to drive, and I prefer to drive rather than riding as a passenger.
The operative word was "used". Since shortly after starting Ross-Tech, it has been necessary to have access to the the latest cars, which means buying (or at least leasing) them brand new, the moment a new generation becomes available here. Hence we had one of the first B6 Audis in the US, one of the first Touaregs, one of the first C6 A6s, one of the first C7 A6s, etc...
The trouble is, we hardly ever get rid of them. We currently have nine cars; the oldest being a 2001 T4 (which still serves as the company truck because the T5 and newer were never brought to the market), to a 2019 A6 (which is a lease).
Maybe I should look at it as only seven cars, since the 2005 A6 has been my daughter Katie's for many years, and the 2006 A3 has been my son Mike's for quite some time. But technically both of them are still registered in my or Linda's name since it's cheaper to keep them all on one insurance policy than to sell those two cars to the kids for $1.00 each and have them get their own insurance policies. It also means there's never an insurance question if they drive one of our other cars.