Next car is a 2-5 year durationmax225 wrote: ↑Fri Dec 08, 2017 5:33 pmThis is not how the cookie crumbles... We're at "PEAK CAR" at the moment. The future generations will give exactly 0 fucks about them as this type of transport is inefficient, dirty, slow, dangerous, expensive. 99.9% of all cars will go the way of the carriage. Sure some rich fucks still breed horses to the day and ride in carriages... But a 993 ain't no Duesenberg. Now this isn't 5-10 years from now... but 25-30 for sure. There is no investment in these things...D Griff wrote: ↑Fri Dec 08, 2017 5:30 pm
I doubt it over the long haul. In say 30 years, cars as we know them today likely won't be sold new at all, maybe a few really high end, sports car things, but most will be self driving by that time, so modern, sporty, rare stuff will be worth a lot for the foreseeable future. Granted, maintaining a 911 for 30 years would be a lot of money, so it's still a bad "investment" , but it's maybe not a ton more to own than most other cars, like say Johnny's tractor or your G-Cam.
Figure I have this for another year. Then for something maybe JL or 4Runner or who cares what. Then for an electric something or another that hopefully drives itself and I'll keep the trucklet and run it into the dirt.