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Originally Posted by sspyrops
I don't want to put too many miles on it over 8 to 10 years simply because I want it to be a "new" car for a long time. I intend to sell it in a decade and get a new one and repeat the process.
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I see, sure. I know I could never go ten years with the same car (some guys here barely go ten months), but there's no reason why it can't be done.
If I were to do something like that I think I'd choose a car that didn't give up so much expressly to function as a day-in day-out car with lots of utility. Probably an Elise would be a good candidate, or maybe even better, an Alfa 4C (once the 300hp model and the Spider arrive). To me, from the perspective of striving to keep the right tools in your tool-belt or weapons in your arsenal, parking an M3 in the garage is closer to parking a Range Rover or Cayenne in the garage than it is parking a Ferrari or Aston in the garage.