6 future classic cars to buy right now - we made the list
 

we made the list :happyanim:

And I have #69 out of the first 10k. Guess that's the second best number next to #86 out of the first 10k. :cheers:

http://autos.yahoo.com/news/6-future...150626109.html


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These cars will be worthless in a few years.

... and a few years later, many times more than their MSRP. Here's one example (not even an ultimate collectors car, just a good car), there are many many more at Barret Jackson, try again.

Datsun 280z - MSRP $7,429.00
http://www.barrett-jackson.com/appli...n=21.1&aid=443

http://www.barrett-jackson.com/appli...=335.1&aid=443

http://www.barrett-jackson.com/appli...ln=331&aid=223

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Those cars don't have ECU's.

Datsun wasn't a cheap car like this.

You were saying?

It doesn't have to be an expensive classic car to be a classic car.

Find me a classic car that isn't over 10 grand that you can drive off the lot without needing to update anything mechanically.

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Theres 13,879 FD's in total...you wanna know how many FRS's there are? :lol:

I think that the Honda S2000 and Mazda MX-5s are a pretty good indicator of where our cars will be in ten years from now. I bet a 100k mi 2013 will be worth around $15k on the secondhand market. The only way to expect a premium in 30 years is to put it away in a garage and not drive it. But by then it will be competing with cheaper electrics from China and Korea. :-(

ECU has nothing to do with value.

$7,429.00 in 1977 had the same buying power as $29,307.66 in 2013.Annual inflation over this period was 3.89%.

You were saying? :thumbsup: