[Jiggly]

That's a fair point. I forget that some cars of today will actually be worth something more down the line. It all seems "normal" (unless you're buying a car in 6+ figures), but they're are plenty of high price classics that were "normal" cars back in the day.

Absolutely.

My first car (limited edition) was purchased for $4,500 a very long time ago and If I kept It In Its original state, nowadays It's worth close to $70,000.

Wow that's incredible!
I really can't wait until I can put together the pennies and get driving. Been wanting to my whole life, but irl circumstances mean I must wait a bit longer!

[mothered]

I really can't wait until I can put together the pennies and get driving. Been wanting to my whole life, but irl circumstances mean I must wait a bit longer!

Driving Is most enjoyable.

Nothing beats going for a long drive on a nice summer evening. Even better with the sunroof open, or If you own a convertible with the roof down.

[Jordy Larsson]

I'm still an apprentice serving and learning business under someone for the next 3yrs. So sad.

Oh , What was The car Brand ? And How much did u buy/sell it ?

I had a Camaro SS. Only had about 30-40K miles on it. Won't give exact numbers, but it retained 90% of its value when I sold it.

Camaro has always been in high demand so you lose little money when selling it. Great car btw Maybe in a month or so I will get one if these guys https://carplus.co.uk/ help me with car finance.

Proven once or twice I have driven a Camaro. Insane acceleration, indeed.

[Oni]

I'm still an apprentice serving and learning business under someone for the next 3yrs. So sad.

Oh , What was The car Brand ? And How much did u buy/sell it ?

I had a Camaro SS. Only had about 30-40K miles on it. Won't give exact numbers, but it retained 90% of its value when I sold it.

Camaro has always been in high demand so you lose little money when selling it. Great car btw

Still my favorite muscle. I'm sure I'll want one again some day. For me the only downside was the blind spots.