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"...In the meantime as a SALEMAN I can tell you it is simply the old car dealers that HAVE one in inventory or the SELLER/OWNER that is hyping this. I can honestly say that I have never heard anyone say that they are specifically looking for a car that was sold at a particular dealer to BUY other than the above examples."
I am not for sure what rock you crawled out from under , but you do not have a clue. "WHO got the original owners money" has a major impact on prices. Such names as Gibb, Nickey, Douglass, Berger, Dana, Harrell all will demand more $$ then a similar car sold by a unknown dealer. If all cars were viewed as equals, there would be no Supercar Registry or this site.
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Thank you for the warm welome to YOUR site.
Explain to me the differene in one of these cars as opposed to one that could have been order from Joe Smith Chevrolet?
Let me ask you this, would you pay signifigantly more for a 4 door Impala that one of these dealers sold simply because they sold it?
What possible effect does WHAT dealer sold it have on weather it is defined as a super car?
To me a super car is define by its drivetrain. But it is your site so feel free to make up a definition that everyone here should bow down to.