CGT for $298K
#17
11-09-2006 | 05:23 PM
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some people should crash their CGT's like those who own Enzo did
so that they increase their value back up
just kidding... I want one so bad!!!
First I gotta go to college, then to grad school... etc....
15 more years....then maybe I'll get one hopefully
so that they increase their value back up
just kidding... I want one so bad!!!
First I gotta go to college, then to grad school... etc....
15 more years....then maybe I'll get one hopefully
#18
11-09-2006 | 09:43 PM
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Originally Posted by yetis
Do you think think the CGT is too exotic for its own good. By this I mean, do you think people who are really going to drive and maybe track are scared away by the exotic nature of the car? It would appear that some relativly minor bumps can cost a CGT owners $10 of thousands, if not the car in total. I know a collector could care less, its a special car to them. I make this comment in response to the GT2, which will be pretty close in performance, but not as err, carbon?
Just a thought.
Just a thought.
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