2011 Mercedes-Benz E63 AMG: Thoughts on future collectibility?

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West SAAB Story: Mar 13, 2014; by Athanatos
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The more I read this thread, the more normal I start to think I am.

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West SAAB Story: Mar 13, 2014; by Athanatos
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MrChips posted:

Here's the official MrChips' Step-by-Step Guide to "Is My Car A Collectible?"

1) Is it rare? As in, did they make fewer than a couple thousand during the entire production run? (Note, your car is NOT rare if it's just an unusual colour or if it was one of 38 that came with factory driver- and passenger-side dildos).

2) Is there a strong community of enthusiasts for this car? (in other words, Saabarus and Trollblazers need not apply, sorry).

If you can answer "YES, I GUESS IT IS!" to either or both of these questions, there is a *slight* chance it will be a collectible. In fifty years.

y all the h8? :sigh:

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# ¿ Sep 4, 2014 04:01

West SAAB Story: Mar 13, 2014; by Athanatos
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Posh. Who needs a Porsche!?

Now, lemme tell ya about this here 1991 SAAB 9000. They're gone, now, ya know? The prices have nowhere to go but up ^up ^{^up}!

You don't have any of that newfangled poo poo to worry about like iPod linkage, GPS with outdated navigation, or any of that. This baby is FUTURE PROOF!

# ¿ Sep 5, 2014 18:47

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