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Originally Posted by Patronus86
You really don't know a car's long term "value" until time has passed and newer models come out. Like S.Hasan546 said, the gt3 rs is accruing value now, but if porsche decides to make a newer, faster, even more exclusive 911, you could see the gt3 rs value flatline or even fall. Same principle holds true for the 1M. A few years of market history is not enough to predict how cars will sell in the future.
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Jesus just when I was starting to warm up to you... Sometimes like the 993 Turbo, Turbo S or c4s for example when the new cars come out it makes the old ones more valuable.... I am talking about collect-ability and merely stating my opinion that certain cars, made in limited numbers, that are unmolested sometimes go up in value.