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Originally Posted by Yardjass
These cars have been made in too great numbers to become high value classics during any of our lifetimes. They might however, be looked at like the old British roadsters are now in that they will turn heads but not be worth all that much money. They'll never be mk4 supra or vintage 911 valuable though, unless people start crashing them in mass numbers.
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Take a pile of crashes! The other cars on the list are ones that get bought, parked, maintained, and rarely if ever see the road. That is how they hold/gain value. If you want to
try to make money on an 86 you will need too leave it bone stock, never, ever drive it and take meticulous care of it while it sits in a building someplace. One that has every seen the street or has any sort of mileage on it will not go up in value. By the time you pay the upkeep and storage for 30 years you are going to need to sell it for huge $$s just to break even.