There is a flaw in your cars analogy. My bee truck is a 2000 Tundra 4x4 with a flat deck, it's about as basic as they come. Our family car is a 2020 Prius Prime with all the bells you mention and a lot more, and in another week it'll have 10,000 km on it. I full well realize the difference between them, and the 'nice' bits about the new car. Beehives are very different.
The first big difference is, you wont have 'a' beehive, you will have a fleet of beehives. One of the most important bits about fleet maintenance over time is having common parts, ie things are interchangeable. If you have two, and they serve distinctly different purposes, then you aren't going to be concerned about things being interchangeable. OTOH, when you have 4 and they all serve the exact same purpose, it starts to become important for them to be interchangeable. Can you take the fancy Apimaye lid and stick it on a stack of wooden boxes ? Flow is running strong and you need another honey super on a stack, will the wood supers fit on the plastic boxes, or vice versa ?
If you are only going to have two, it's not a big deal, But you already mention going to 4, and switching box types for anything after two. I think in time you'll dearly wish everything was interchangeable, and value that much higher than the bells and whistles available on the luxury model.