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Originally Posted by MokSpeed
Another huge factor that has to be considered is how many generations and reiterations we will see of the twins. For all we know the next couple of years could be it. Certain cars often gain value and praise simply by being the superior of their own name. A good example of this is the Lancer Evolution. There are certain generation models that are much more revered than others.
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I guess we need to take a couple of steps back and define "collectors car".
My version of this is it sits and
never gets driven at all. A true
collectors car will lose value for every mile put on it.
If we are talking a rare car that is used for weekends or casual use it could be a "show" or "hobby" car but would no longer have collector status.
I think the Evos you spoke of fit into a class other then "collector" since they are loved for their driving characteristics and are therefore actually driven. I doubt there are many hidden away that never see the road.