Yes, his target market is the older generation as they have the interest and funds to make such a purchase........,
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What would you do with a new 1989 Corvette with 67 miles?
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- Automotive professionals discuss what car they would buy new and store for 25+ years as an investment, inspired by a 1989 Corvette with only 67 miles that sold for its original sticker price after being recovered from theft.
- Suggestions include current-generation Corvettes (appreciating $10-15K over sticker), Dodge Challengers, and a Mercedes-Benz CLS63 AMG, with participants sharing their passion for these vehicles and their investment potential.
- The conversation reveals that limited-production "last of the breed" vehicles and high-performance cars are seen as the best candidates for long-term storage investments.
Automotive professionals discuss what car they would buy new and store for 25+ years as an investment, inspired by a 1989 Corvette with only 67 miles that sold for its original sticker price after being recovered from theft. Suggestions include current-generation Corvettes (appreciating $10-15K over sticker), Dodge Challengers, and a Mercedes-Benz CLS63 AMG, with participants sharing their passion for these vehicles and their investment potential. The conversation reveals that limited-production "last of the breed" vehicles and high-performance cars are seen as the best candidates for long-term storage investments.
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