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It's funny that a car that sold new for less than $3,000 is still on the road 40, 50, 60+ years but a car that sells for $40,000 gets thrown away after 10-15. That should tell everyone something.
A car that was $3000 40-60 years ago is today's $40,000 car, it's called inflation. FTR I have two cars that cost $40,000 when new; one is an '89 and the other a '93. This makes your statement false. Additionally the average car is 15 years old, disputing your statement further.
A car that was $3000 40-60 years ago is today's $40,000 car, it's called inflation. FTR I have two cars that cost $40,000 when new; one is an '89 and the other a '93. This makes your statement false. Additionally the average car is 15 years old, disputing your statement further.
A car that was $3000 40-60 years ago is today's $40,000 car, it's called inflation. FTR I have two cars that cost $40,000 when new; one is an '89 and the other a '93. This makes your statement false. Additionally the average car is 15 years old, disputing your statement further.
That still doesn't mean I or anyone else paid that for it. I am a second owner to mine. I bought it for $4,000 bucks a basket case. It's worth close to $25,000 now.
or the "Dukes of Hazzard" for cryin' out loud???????
......Tellin' me you can't throw these things around.
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