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I thinking investing in cars for possible appreciation is like buying a zero coupon bond for the interest rate.
Do you have framed pics of other cars? If so, pics. Btw, looks good.My latest print that I got framed -- I really like how it turned out:
This attitude baffles me. Buying a car typically means dealing with some depreciation - faced with that reality, the sensible thing to do is pick something that depreciates as little as possible. People manage expenses in most every aspect of their lives, but car enthusiasts (in the US) seem to always throw up their hands at the idea of managing depreciation. It's something of a crap shoot, sure, but it's worth the attempt.
Do you have framed pics of other cars? If so, pics. Btw, looks good.
Arrrgh! Battery is a goner . . .
What a waste of a Saturday afternoon . . .