Re: Modern Muscle
I often wonder what will happen with the current Muscle car craze and are we in for another drop in values like in the early 90's. I really don't see who will buy our cars once the Baby Boom generation is dead and gone. Although, I guess the really rare stuff will always find a home with a collector like the cars built in the 30's and 40's that are restored and collected today.
As for the younger generation and their desire to build Hondas etc. I guess that's what they can afford and what will form their memories for the future - much like my high school days and my Camaros and Chevelles. Perhaps these cars will be the collectibles for that generation. Who knows?
As for modern muscle, the closest thing I have found to the thrill of winding out some vintage iron is our Z06. This car is downright awsome. Sounds great, goes like he?? and shifts all day long at 6,400 rpm under warranty! I took it to the office today to help me get over the fact that I had to go in on a Sunday. On the way there two kids in a Subaru WRX pulled up beside me and let their car go trying to entice me into a race. They had to be kidding [img]/ubbthreads/images/icons/smile.gif[/img]
__________________
Mark
|