extrachrispy
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- Dec 19, 2016
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- Austin, Texas
- First Name
- Chris
- Vehicle(s)
- 2018 GT350 Ruby Red w/black OTT, conv. pkg.
Cars are not investments. If you buy one, expecting it to become more valuable, you are speculating, not investing. If you're lucky, and not many examples of a particular desirable model survive in the future, then yours will become more valuable. If you're unlucky, and many survive, yours will not.Agreed. I have seen maybe 5 on the streets in the last 3 years. I have never seen an R. For those who unwisely bought a GT350 as an investment you'll have to wait until you are too old to remember your name or dead to see your money back. IMO R owners stand a chance of keeping most, all or even more of their investment. Even with an additional year of production, the numbers for the R are minuscule. I am guessing there will have been more 2nd gen GT's built than R's when all is said and done.
In two years in Austin, Texas, I've seen two GT350s besides mine, and no Rs.
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