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Originally Posted by F4ith
Also glad I went with a limited model. Push to start and GPS is the future! I can care less for dual climate, heated mirrors, and heated seats bc Socal FTW.
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Another thing to think about is that you bought a lot of "unnecessary" extras. (unnecessary is in quotes because they are fun and I actually like them a lot) I'm not saying this will happen, but when most of the models sold are "limited," the rare ones are going to be the stripped down base FRS models.
So far all the limited models offer mostly all the same upgrades, such as better lighting, leather seats, push start, climate control. The only difference between the "limited" models are color options and body kits.
I know with M3's, the car everyone is looking for now is the one with ZERO options….and by zero, I mean not checking the box besides a single option. It's not that easy to find an M3 with no sunroof, and a cloth interior. People search for months to find them and pay a premium for a no option car.
If the "limited" market keeps on going the way it is now, having a new one released every six months, my vote is that if any of these cars are going to be sought after in 20 years, it's going to be the base model hot lava FRS's (most people don't care for the color)
Just food for thought.