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I hear what you're saying but most look at it like I paid 200k for the car and four years later I sold it for 240k therefore I made 40k. If you really want to get technical; you could add fuel costs, interest (if any), maintenance, fees, mods, insurance and it would then most likely be a loss.
Thats how i look at it. Bought for $190k and current market is over $230k with 8k miles. Even trade-in is over $213k plus Sales tax savings.

Lots of member to member private sales in my Car club too.
 

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I personally see very little reason that they'll come down at any point in the foreseeable future. Barring some significant economic event that would cause much bigger issues I think waiting for them to come down is exceedingly hopeful.

Keep in mind that the entire performance car market is coming to an end. As we get closer to autonomous cars being standard less R&D will be put into fun manually driven cars to the point their production will stop naturally. Now add ridiculous emissions regulations that seem set on killing them earlier anyway and it's easy to see that the days are numbered. That's still ignoring inflation and how much money was printed out of thin air...

In a lot of ways the car market is like the housing market currently. Tons of demand and no supply. But imagine we had morons saying we have to stop building houses and land is too precious to dedicate to one family, everyone will need to be in a condo or apartment going forward. You think the houses would ever come down in value again?
 

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I don't see low mileage, clean Huracan's dipping below $200k up here in Canada. There's enough demand at this price point to keep prices steady.
Factor in that very soon they aren’t going to be making them anymore. Prices won’t be going down anytime soon.
 
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Yes it will end but I don't see it happening anytime soon, especially with exotics and their high demand.
 

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Im not sure when the party ends, but it will end……
The end is coming with interest rates rising well into 2023, the stock market plummeting and increased supply chain constraints from China's COVID strategy.

Has me 2nd guessing the Tecnica. Keep the powder dry and expect some firesale pricing on exotics by the end of 2023.
 

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This is the end of an era of the ICE. I can see demand only getting stronger as we get closer to the ultimate end. A lot can happen between now and then so I guess we will just have to wait and see. I'm just hoping it lasts long enough so I can get the best price for my EVO if and when I sell it.
 

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Yes it will end but I don't see it happening anytime soon, especially with exotics and their high demand.
I disagree that what is happening to Toyota Camry's is the same as what is happening to high end performance cars but we'll see I suppose.
Time will tell….. I’ll be on record to say the bubble is bursting and someday this thread will be bumped and I’ll look savvy or look like a moron! :ROFLMAO:
 

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This is the end of an era of the ICE. I can see demand only getting stronger as we get closer to the ultimate end. A lot can happen between now and then so I guess we will just have to wait and see. I'm just hoping it lasts long enough so I can get the best price for my EVO if and when I sell it.
Yup, the emissions restrctions and move to all electric will have little affect on the average Toyota Camry purchaser.
 

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Im not sure when the party ends, but it will end……
Maybe for regular cars but not for Huracans, it's still climbing ridiculously. Even the ugly red car with the pudding interior is gone.
However there is one that just showed up yesterday for 220K because it was in an accident. With lack of details of the listing it's like putting a snake in your pants hoping it doesn't bite.



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The markets are getting wrecked, rates are going up and we're probably heading towards a recession. Not a chance in hell these cars don't start dropping in price and RIP to all the people who paid insane ADM's.
Agreed, though I can commiserate with those hopeful folks who are clinging to the idea that these prices will last.
 

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Maybe for regular cars but not for Huracans, it's still climbing ridiculously. Even the ugly red car with the pudding interior is gone.
However there is one that just showed up yesterday for 220K because it was in an accident. With lack of details of the listing it's like putting a snake in your pants hoping it doesn't bite.



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That’s what I think as well. The exotic car market is unique and might not be subject to the changes on the regular car market.
 
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