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PostmanZ · 03-14-2016

Indeed great time to buy now.......however we all know what happens when the market reaches the bottom. Only way to go is back up ;-)

I recall (as a Ferrari Testarossa fan) seeing Testas selling for $35-40K even with low mileage for years and years. NOBODY wanted those things as they were deemed "totally 80's" and the styling was too outdated. Not to mention the legendary tales of 5 figure repair bills. Fast forward to 2012/2013 and all of sudden everybody and their brother HAD to have one....next thing you know $35K jumped to $135K. Same thing with the air cooled Porsche 911 market. Nobody gave a $hit about air cooled 911s for many, many years........now look at it.

These things go in waves.....eventually one day down the road years from now, these ZR1s will be deemed "must have" by enthusiasts and we'll be the ones thinking back to these days and how easy it was to get a cherry ZR1 for $20K and under.

03-14-2016	#5
PostmanZ Join Date: Jun 2015 Location: Las Vegas, NV Posts: 43	Re: Good time to buy a ZR-1 Indeed great time to buy now.......however we all know what happens when the market reaches the bottom. Only way to go is back up ;-) I recall (as a Ferrari Testarossa fan) seeing Testas selling for $35-40K even with low mileage for years and years. NOBODY wanted those things as they were deemed "totally 80's" and the styling was too outdated. Not to mention the legendary tales of 5 figure repair bills. Fast forward to 2012/2013 and all of sudden everybody and their brother HAD to have one....next thing you know $35K jumped to $135K. Same thing with the air cooled Porsche 911 market. Nobody gave a $hit about air cooled 911s for many, many years........now look at it. These things go in waves.....eventually one day down the road years from now, these ZR1s will be deemed "must have" by enthusiasts and we'll be the ones thinking back to these days and how easy it was to get a cherry ZR1 for $20K and under.