Yes.
One bubble too much!
„The very last car being built will be a Sportscar.“ (E. Ferrari).
🤞
Wait, you mean I won't be able to get 8mil for my STO........darn!
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Wait, you mean I won't be able to get 8mil for my STO........darn!
Oh, no. Not at all.
Stay patient.
Reserve Not Met... - The Big Picture
Periods of flux are always fascinating. If you look in the right places, you can find evidence that the dominant trend is giving way, often before it is widely known and is reflected in sentiment. Case in point: Collectible Car Sales. On Fridays, I usually do a deep dive into an interesting...
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interesting video and pricing statistics - even if its 2 years old and not quite relevant right now
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Actually it’s three issues that happen in a time:
The shortage of materials of all kind because of COVID + war, the fact that combustion engine driven species will see their end of lifetime coming shortly and finally: inflation.
Could be the values reman stable or even rise.
Also it may happen they come down down to nowhere since younger respectively future generations are not interested in noisy and stinky vehicles anymore.
The shortage of materials of all kind because of COVID + war, the fact that combustion engine driven species will see their end of lifetime coming shortly and finally: inflation.
Could be the values reman stable or even rise.
Also it may happen they come down down to nowhere since younger respectively future generations are not interested in noisy and stinky vehicles anymore.
All true and far more complete, and as to your last statement, there is only the here and now. We may be blessed with a thousands of tomorrows or none at all. Cheers, as long as it lasts 🥂Actually it’s three issues that happen in a time:
The shortage of materials of all kind because of COVID + war, the fact that combustion engine driven species will see their end of lifetime coming shortly and finally: inflation.
Could be the values reman stable or even rise.
Also it may happen they come down down to nowhere since younger respectively future generations are not interested in noisy and stinky vehicles anymore.
I don’t think prices will be dictated simply by what the mass market of future generations prefer. Prices will settle to meet demands of future car enthusiasts, whose interests won’t be limited to cars of their own era. There’s nothing inherent about gas engines or stick shifts that repel younger crowds, they just won’t be as familiar with them, but perhaps that is what will add to the novelty and curiosity.Actually it’s three issues that happen in a time:
The shortage of materials of all kind because of COVID + war, the fact that combustion engine driven species will see their end of lifetime coming shortly and finally: inflation.
Could be the values reman stable or even rise.
Also it may happen they come down down to nowhere since younger respectively future generations are not interested in noisy and stinky vehicles anymore.
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