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

[TRD_86]

it's all going to be classic but the twin have front boxer, low COG which have very different driving experience compare to other cars. Well, the twin will add to the list in few years, RX7, Supra, NSX, S2000 ....; In term of the value and price the twin will relatively hold as good as S2k and Supra.

[Hindi]

Originally Posted by dem00n

Theres 13,879 FD's in total...you wanna know how many FRS's there are?

According to wiki ~68k fd rx7s were produced....

[dem00n]

Originally Posted by Hindi

According to wiki ~68k fd rx7s were produced....

You're looking at worldwide numbers.

http://alecto.bittwiddlers.com/vehic...-numbers.shtml

[Hindi]

Originally Posted by dem00n

Your looking at worldwide numbers.

http://alecto.bittwiddlers.com/vehic...-numbers.shtml

Yea... Point?

[DAEMANO]

Originally Posted by dem00n

Two completely different cars, the DI failures have and will scare away a lot of future buyers. Look at the 1990 Miata...

1990 Mazda MX-5 Miata Convertible Used TMV from $1,800

I'm not saying cheap is bad, you confuse my intentions.

1990 Miata had DI failures? Weak pivot off your busted premise. Your troll fails miserably.

That's ok, your cool too! Much love. You add so much to this board cool guy.

[dem00n]

Originally Posted by Hindi

Yea... Point?

Mercia' is all that matters.



Honestly though, i'm arguing on American numbers, because worldwide can get a bit confusing and values always differ...etc etc.


My god, so hard to find a good photo.

[dem00n]

Originally Posted by DAEMANO

1990 Miata had DI failures? Weak pivot off your busted premise. Your troll fails miserably.

That's ok, your cool too! Much love. You add so much to this board cool guy.

No no, i'm not talking about Miata failures, i'm talking about the FRS. But since the Miata and FRS are so often compared, i figured to take a standpoint from Miata prices.

[DCStorm]

I question why some people even bother owning this car when they down talk it so much....

[thill]

Originally Posted by DCStorm

I question why some people even bother owning this car when they down talk it so much....

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

[thill]

Originally Posted by ae86stunt

This car sucks. I want my money back. Ill go buy the new turbo Kia... Now thats a cool car.

That Kia is destined to be a classic...

[Wise]

Keep the stock wheels and parts you replace bagged and stored, then in 10 years when every example is modified and riced up, put your stock stuff back on and sell to someone looking for an unmodified example.

[Kelbyat07]

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

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

[Andrew025]

Originally Posted by DCStorm

I question why some people even bother owning this car when they down talk it so much....

You should visit NASIOC sometime.
It always comes down to people referring to the sti as a Japanese grocery getter econobox.

[s0sl0w]

Originally Posted by Wise

Keep the stock wheels and parts you replace bagged and stored, then in 10 years when every example is modified and riced up, put your stock stuff back on and sell to someone looking for an unmodified example.

I have and will keep every single thing I take off for similar reasons.

Should I ever need to or want to sell my car (I have no intentions but to keep it for the next 30+ years), modified cars are worth the same or less than stock cars, it certainly never increases the value. However I can put all the stock parts back on, get all of my equity out of the car, and then turn around and sell the aftermarket parts and likely get about 50-75% of what I put into them. I've already had two offers on my stock wheels and I haven't even yanked them off yet.

c/n: Selling your stock parts off is a bit dumb in the long run.