quote:Originally posted by Rob Borruso:
I'm surprised the black one didn't go for a bit more. Makes me wonder if the pictures did it more justice than deserved? ???? I like the values of the others...
This could be an originality thing? There was never a US black car made.
Panteras are also on the recently "discovered" list and the money is being subtle as to not blow the lid off of the market on them?
GT5's are being treated as different cars. Production numbers are very low on them as opposed to the US versions.
It doesn't matter much as the market is somewhere in the 50 to 100% increase in just two years.
With the recent volatility of "Wall Street", smart money will be looking to diversify but is showing a lack of available cash.
By the same token the people we are talking about are not interested in just one car at these potential profit levels.
There are some traits of the 80s Ferrari market when seemingly overnight every V12 car became a $1million property?
Here the key is, "bone stock".