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Originally Posted by funwheeldrive
I'm glad I'm not alone. I have a strong desire to buy a 10-series and hide it away for 20 years.
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There was a post in the other car section comparing buying a 1964 Corvette vs. putting the money in an investment that tracks the overall stock market.
That $6k in 1964 turned into a $60k car today, not accounting for the money on upkeep.
(Edit: ok ~$120k for mint condition showroom floor 'vert)
That $6k would be worth >$600k if it tracked the stock market.
Just take care of the car you have now
