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Originally Posted by PropellerHead
Buying a car with an expectation of appreciation due to a 'general market' is counter to their purpose in life. Buy them to drive (what they were made for) and get your value out of the car with the enjoyment of USING it. If it somehow improves in value while you are using it - that is a real dividend!
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Right on-
My '73.5T has a little over 65K miles and is 40 years old. I'm 61. Neither one of us knows how many more miles we have left so I drive her every chance I get.
Every drive for me is just like the first. Can't say that about any of numerous other non Porsche cars I've driven.