I really doubt my S2000 will appreciate in value, but I have no plans for selling it either.

 

It depends a lot on what the 14-20 year olds think of it today. When they are 40 will they be willing to pay a lot to get a car they could not have when they were young but wanted so badly? Like a 69 Z28 today.

Does not matter much to me I plan on enjoying my car and wearing it out.

 

either i die or the S dies. Thatll be the only way Im letting it go.

 

[QUOTE=rjones,Jun 19 2009, 02:05 PM]It depends a lot on what the 14-20 year olds think of it today.

 

A-effin-men..

 

Thought it might be fun to bring this back to the top!!!

Just in the last two months the price of used cars have went up at every auction thet I can it figures on. Yes it is becase of the Cash for Clunkers program but you will see that all types of cars will do well!

 

buy car to enjoy, it's hardly a wish investment(unless you are talking about an enzo)

 

Even if the resale value holds, it won't matter to me because I am going to keep my Stacey for as long as she runs.

 

S's are getting cheaper and cheaper. People are buying them for $6,000 now a days with super high miles of course. In a few years low mile one are still going to be very cheap.
The supply already is greater than the demand thus why they went down so damn low already.
Definitely in no way shape or form an investment car.

 

hmmmm, I would have to agree that CR's will have the only chance at holding their values