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Originally Posted by 450knotOffice
I truly believe you WANT that to happen, but it won't. 
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No, I'm just seeing more high-mileage examples coming up that show their age and also seeing each price barrier fall in a downward direction. Plenty of $10-12k early 996s now, when I bought mine for $10k in 2007 it was considered the deal of the century by some. It would be a ho-hum deal now.
They may be a lot of car for the money but an early 2000s Mercedes S-class or BMW 7-series is a lot more car, if you're talking about complex engineering and features. Those cars will also be $3-4k with another spike in fuel prices.
Me? I could care less what they go for.