There is a guy in the for sale section having trouble getting $9k for a 40k mile car
I guess values have reverted to 1995 levels. Did not think it was this bad. A hardtop can't bring in $18k either. I wonder what the new ones are bringing these days. I know dealers advertise for $30 to $60k for t-top cars, but what does anyone pay for them theses days?
I had to pay $16k for mine brand new in 1995, and I though that was a good deal. I figured today you could not do that anymore but maybe you can???
Anybody know of recent sales prices? Have any new ones sold in the last 2 years? Seems to me the same dealers always have these things for sale with their pie in sky prices, and I never see any privately owned ones or reasonable prices for the new ones. Now we see these used ones for peanuts and can't sell them at those prices.
Society is about done I figure.
Tens of thousands of these losers are happily lining up to pay $75,000.00 apiece for 9 mpg ESCALADES which are GM's rebadged ghetto versions of Chevy Suburbans, which themselves are rebadged pickup trucks with a roof and seats in the back. And these loser sheeple believe that they are sports cars because their television told them so. Those lumbering 7000 lb bricks can't break past a 106mph speed limiter for fear of tumbling down the street when the crackhead driver twitches his hand making the 24"-made-in-china wheels pitch the thing over. How big of a fake plastic cadillac emblem do you need anyway on these chevy trucks? 10" diameter? And the 4 foot high chrome plated plastic made in china grille? Even the intake manifold is plastic on these pieces of S***. To each idiot his own. Why don't they start making U.S. citizens in china too? that would save money wouldn't it? It's just a matter of time I guess.
You decide which is the sportscar...
My god, that's an ugly plastic piece of SH1T
I guess values have reverted to 1995 levels. Did not think it was this bad. A hardtop can't bring in $18k either. I wonder what the new ones are bringing these days. I know dealers advertise for $30 to $60k for t-top cars, but what does anyone pay for them theses days?
I had to pay $16k for mine brand new in 1995, and I though that was a good deal. I figured today you could not do that anymore but maybe you can???
Anybody know of recent sales prices? Have any new ones sold in the last 2 years? Seems to me the same dealers always have these things for sale with their pie in sky prices, and I never see any privately owned ones or reasonable prices for the new ones. Now we see these used ones for peanuts and can't sell them at those prices.
Society is about done I figure.
Tens of thousands of these losers are happily lining up to pay $75,000.00 apiece for 9 mpg ESCALADES which are GM's rebadged ghetto versions of Chevy Suburbans, which themselves are rebadged pickup trucks with a roof and seats in the back. And these loser sheeple believe that they are sports cars because their television told them so. Those lumbering 7000 lb bricks can't break past a 106mph speed limiter for fear of tumbling down the street when the crackhead driver twitches his hand making the 24"-made-in-china wheels pitch the thing over. How big of a fake plastic cadillac emblem do you need anyway on these chevy trucks? 10" diameter? And the 4 foot high chrome plated plastic made in china grille? Even the intake manifold is plastic on these pieces of S***. To each idiot his own. Why don't they start making U.S. citizens in china too? that would save money wouldn't it? It's just a matter of time I guess.
You decide which is the sportscar...
My god, that's an ugly plastic piece of SH1T
It's all about supporting the cars. Showing them. Getting them out there so people can enjoy them at local shows. I actually have had people at a car show come up to me and thank me for showing my TTA as they never see them! If it's not seen, then the value of them is not seen as well! 
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