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Originally Posted by Bugster455
Why should any muscle car let alone an SD continue to hold their value in this economy when the majority of homeowners have lost their shirts during the last 3-5 year real estate bubble? Not trying to ruffle any feathers--just being realistic.
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same thing not trying to ruffle just my opinion. there were only so many SD's (and some other rare muscle cars built) where there are millions of houses and more being built ever day. people thought houses would always go up, and they did for awhile, with the banks inflating things some, till the bubble popped. like the houses, some muscle cars(hemi cuda's) went way over board, a million for a hemi cuda, really? in around 1990-1991 prices topped out for awhile on cars with some saying they would never go back up, then they started gaining again. will we ever see the crazy times of the 2007-2008's again? in ways i hope so, so i can sell a couple for good money, but in ways i hope they stay affordable for more people to enjoy. it's hard to drive a car you are scared will get smashed and so they sit and only get looked at. i have to applaud several people here who drive theirs like they were meant.