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I would like to have a Fender but as a married man with kids & a morage I can think of better places to spend my $ . Plus I only play ay home so I am happy with a parts Bass
'58 P with flats
'61 Jazz with rounds
'61 Jazz, fretless with an ebanol fretboard
'60 Jazz with flats
'63 P with rounds
'04 Deluxe Active Jazz with rounds
Fender is the bass that 90% of the players I liked used when I was coming up, and I have always had soft spot for them. I have one again, and so far it is great.
All I have is a really really cheap Chinese copy of a P-Bass that is hardly playable (it was my first bass), I keep it around so I can feel like I have a P-Bass.
Hopefully someday I'll have a real Precision and Jazz... someday.
Seeing everyone and their mom play a Fender drives me crazy. IMHO, there are plenty of excellent bass choices out there for everyone. I enjoy when people find their own unique voice through an instrument that is different from what the masses are constantly playing.