Since you are obviouslly uneducated in this area. GO do a google search for barrett Jackson auctions. They routinely sell classic cars for 6 figures. Try that with your POS hondas.
Yet they gain in value unlike new cars. Never will you see the day they auction off a Volvo or Honda for 3 million. Get real. Thank god there are some real men left in this world who haven't turned into tree hugging yuppies.
Once again simply due to you not being a so called "Car Guy". (I.E Only yuppie soccer moms drive volvos).
You may have 6 airbags and crumple zones. Give me 4,500lbs of STEEL over garbage plastic any day. Just because new cars have "so called Safety Features" doesn't make them safer. Just means they have managed to make the p.o.s as safe as you can make a pop can on wheels. Not too mention classic cars gain value and are an investment.
"It's like watching someone spend three times the value of a new car, repairing some horrible rustbucket, and even after the money is spent, it will have a fraction of the safety features of a new vehicle."
You obviouslly aren't aware that many of those "Repaired Rustbuckets" are now often worth 2-3 times the cost of the most expensive "new" car. These days 1969' automobiles are selling for 3 million and look to only gain in value. You obviouslly know nothing of automobiles nor the culture. I bet you drive a Volvo.
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Since you are obviouslly uneducated in this area. GO do a google search for barrett Jackson auctions. They routinely sell classic cars for 6 figures. Try that with your POS hondas.
Yet they gain in value unlike new cars. Never will you see the day they auction off a Volvo or Honda for 3 million. Get real. Thank god there are some real men left in this world who haven't turned into tree hugging yuppies.
Once again simply due to you not being a so called "Car Guy". (I.E Only yuppie soccer moms drive volvos). You may have 6 airbags and crumple zones. Give me 4,500lbs of STEEL over garbage plastic any day. Just because new cars have "so called Safety Features" doesn't make them safer. Just means they have managed to make the p.o.s as safe as you can make a pop can on wheels. Not too mention classic cars gain value and are an investment.
"It's like watching someone spend three times the value of a new car, repairing some horrible rustbucket, and even after the money is spent, it will have a fraction of the safety features of a new vehicle."
You obviouslly aren't aware that many of those "Repaired Rustbuckets" are now often worth 2-3 times the cost of the most expensive "new" car. These days 1969' automobiles are selling for 3 million and look to only gain in value. You obviouslly know nothing of automobiles nor the culture. I bet you drive a Volvo.
Thank you Capt. Obvious Durrrrrr....
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Thats absolsolutely idiotic. Only in California could something like that fly.
I bought it on dvd 6 months ago :o)