NHDude4
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Model 3 does seem like a decent choice, but in rural NH there isn't much charging support and I'm not sure how they hold value.
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Geez I get it, fordtechone makes no sense whatsoever,
I mean all foreign cars according to him are crap boxes. After seeing 3 mid 90s Acura integra type Rs selling for 60-90 grand on BAT, i would say that Americans are bat chit crazy for anything foreign as when our trucks 10 years from now are worth 28 percent of its original msrp.
I wouldn't pay that for an integra type r crap box but some people in this country are. Insane
You just contradicted your own point; you’re correct that no normal person would pay $60-$90k for a Civic with an Acura badge; anyone who does is a complete moron.
If you’re Raptor is only worth 28% of its value in 10 years, you must have wrecked it. Raptors have some of the highest resale values in the industry, you’re comparing a one-off to mainstream resale values.
My point is that most all Japan makers with brand loyal customers such as Toyota, Honda, and Subaru tend to hold their values well even appreciating to some extent. I am a F150 fan as I find the full size Japan trucks to be weird, quirky, and not really fitting to me but they do not hold value very well. Just the way it is.
You’re talking about niche products; no mainstream vehicle appreciates.
If you want to talk numbers, look at the Mecum and Barrett Jackson Auctions. They’re full of GM, Ford, AMC, and Chrysler vehicles, with plenty going for over $1,000,000. Ford GTs are selling for 3 times their original price. There are also plenty of European cars there fetching high bids. Nobody there is looking for some old ************* Civic or Subaru, no Japanese car has ever come close to those numbers at auction.
You’re talking about niche products; no mainstream vehicle appreciates.
If you want to talk numbers, look at the Mecum and Barrett Jackson Auctions. They’re full of GM, Ford, AMC, and Chrysler vehicles, with plenty going for over $1,000,000. Ford GTs are selling for 3 times their original price. There are also plenty of European cars there fetching high bids. Nobody there is looking for some old ************* Civic or Subaru, no Japanese car has ever come close to those numbers at auction.
The has been true historically; however, some rare Japanese vehicles do go for those prices including the Mazda Cosmo and early 70s Skyline GTRs.
The early Z cars are also picking up traction. I do get that you do not appreciate Japanese car makers based upon previous comments. That is an opinion you are entitled too but all the media based car magazines rate vehicles and the Japan makers always seem to do well in them.