Current Car Most Likely To Become Collectible
Feb 10, 2012 | 05:24 AM
#13
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after 2000
cgt
gt3rs 4.0
one-77
enzo
599 gto
360cs (maybe as a cult car)
8c
zonda
ford gt
diablo 6.0se
Reventón
veyron
but the most likely out of the above i would say would be the enzo....as it was named after the founder of ferrari...very special
cgt
gt3rs 4.0
one-77
enzo
599 gto
360cs (maybe as a cult car)
8c
zonda
ford gt
diablo 6.0se
Reventón
veyron
but the most likely out of the above i would say would be the enzo....as it was named after the founder of ferrari...very special
Last edited by ErikD; Feb 10, 2012 at 05:30 AM.
Feb 10, 2012 | 10:06 AM
#14
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I actually was gonna say the One-77 before but I feel like it was too obvious. But because there are only 77, it is definitely rare and it was expensive. I mean I saw one at the local Aston dealership and it had already had 3 owners. This obviously means it should be collectible later on.
Feb 10, 2012 | 03:31 PM
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Why would he? They are rare, expensive, and exotic. I think at least the Reventon should be one. Whoever argues that a car that lamborghini made only about 20 of won't be collectible is not looking at the question the right way or something.
