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

[DCStorm]

Originally Posted by dem00n

Because it has flaws. Who says i don't like my car? A post on the internet? You going to judge a whole person by what they say on the internet?

I find it hilarious you reacted that way to my previous post, because I never once singled you out in that post. That says something...

[dem00n]

Originally Posted by DCStorm

I find it hilarious you reacted that way to my previous post, because I never once singled you out in that post. That says something...

Obliviously you did, i'm the only negative commentator on this thread, read all the other posts they are all against me in till you posted.

[Calavera]

Originally Posted by Kelbyat07

Damn you beat me to it.. Where can I find the number of my car?

I'm just taking a wild guess bro. My car was manufactured on February 2012 and vin ends with 00069.

[deeranged]

Originally Posted by Boostedpro

Just wait until they use a twin as a main character car in a movie. Then the prices will skyrocket overnight. Look at what happened to supras when the original fast and furious came out. Around here you could buy a modded TT stick supra for 20-25k. After the movie, they were going for that much stock!

So true! My friend bought a 240sx for $700 before the movie. Completely stock, rust-free, overall mint condition. After that dang movie, prices skyrocketed to like $3k for a same condition 240, if not more!

[Rustyspoon]

Go look at the price of first gen mr2s. I bet that's where our car is going. As a side note. Love the car, just don't see how it will ever be a highly sought after classic in 20+ years.

[Dsmith1992]

Originally Posted by Calavera

we made the list

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


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

if you want to get technical, prolly number 1-10 are the best ones to have in the future

[jarviz]

Originally Posted by thill

My guess is that some of these guys bought the car based on the hype and now have buyers remorse..

what hype? I've seen like a hundred youtube videos and everyone of them only praise how much fun it is to drive around, steering response is awesome, interior is okay, needs more horsepower, and that it's a lightweight RWD car.

I got exactly what I paid for.

[thill]

Originally Posted by jarviz

what hype? I've seen like a hundred youtube videos and everyone of them only praise how much fun it is to drive around, steering response is awesome, interior is okay, needs more horsepower, and that it's a lightweight RWD car.

I got exactly what I paid for.

Do you know how many posts I have seen by people saying the car is slow and they did not realize it until after they bought it because their dealer would not let them test drive it?

Sorry, buy buying a car based off reviews and not being able to test drive it before buying is just dumb. This is a $24-28K Scion/Subaru, not a $200K exotic...

[strat61caster]

Originally Posted by jarviz

what hype? I've seen like a hundred youtube videos and everyone of them only praise how much fun it is to drive around, steering response is awesome, interior is okay, needs more horsepower, and that it's a lightweight RWD car.

I got exactly what I paid for.

The average consumer thoroughly researches before buying? Most probably saw the Top Gear section at best or bought the car on a whim, we're in the minority of people who obsessively research this stuff.

"what hype?"

lol

http://www.ft86club.com/forums/showthread.php?t=24273

Like every car out there, if you don't know what you're getting there's a good chance you'll be disappointed. I bet there's guys over on Mustang forums lamenting how ungainly their car is and how they miss their more agile Civics or whatever.

[Calavera]

Originally Posted by Dsmith1992

if you want to get technical, prolly number 1-10 are the best ones to have in the future

You can't go wrong with #69

[thill]

Originally Posted by strat61caster

The average consumer thoroughly researches before buying? Most probably saw the Top Gear section at best or bought the car on a whim, we're in the minority of people who obsessively research this stuff.

"what hype?"

lol

http://www.ft86club.com/forums/showthread.php?t=24273

Like every car out there, if you don't know what you're getting there's a good chance you'll be disappointed. I bet there's guys over on Mustang forums lamenting how ungainly their car is and how they miss their more agile Civics or whatever.

LOL, case in point (from yesterday):
http://www.ft86club.com/forums/showthread.php?t=49256

[suaveflooder]

Originally Posted by s0sl0w

How did you spend 29K on a non 10-series FRS???

I didn't even spend that on my kitted out BRZ limited.

24,500 Car
220 Whiteout
95 Trunk mat
69 Rear bumper Aplique
845 BeSpoke
795 Alarm
18 Transfer Charge
2,188.72 Sales Tax
177 Licence fees
97 Registration
8.75 Tire fee
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29,013.47 Total Cost.

[s0sl0w]

Damn man. My limited BRZ was actually cheaper than your FRS. Thankfully my trade knocked a lot off my sales tax

[suaveflooder]

Originally Posted by s0sl0w

Damn man. My limited BRZ was actually cheaper than your FRS. Thankfully my trade knocked a lot off my sales tax

It's because it's a crappy subaru (I keed, I keed)