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Classic Car Values
It is ridiculously crazy at some classic car values and how much they are fetching in today’s automotive markets. Who ever thought 🤔 a $3,000 1970 – 1971 Dodge Cuda Big Block can be worth several hundred thousand dollars. Who ever thought a $3,000 1950 Mercedes Benz 300 SL Gullwing would be worth over a million dollars today. There are Classic Cars like the old Ferrari 250, Ferrari Boxers, Ferrari Dino, Ferrari F40, FERRARI F50, Lamborghini Countach, Lamborghini Miura, 2005-2006 FORD GT, 2004-2005 Porsche Carrera GT, and many more cars that is worth six to seven figures. Look at the attached video.
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I love classic cars and it’s intriguing how much classic cars with low production numbers are valued these days. Excellent information and interesting video. I watch VINWIKI podcast all the time and it’s an up and coming podcast for car lovers. I found the attached video on a $250,000 paint job on a McLaren super car just mindboggling.
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The ultimate test of your wallet: a McLaren F1!
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It’s all suppy versus demand. If a car is rare with limited production, and the public know that not everyone can have it, there’s a cost on bragging rights. A car is a car. What differentiates a million dollar car from a $30,000 car? The supply of the vehicle versus the demand.