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2020+ Shelby GT500 Mustang
This car will be the poor man's McLaren...
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<blockquote data-quote="Snoopy49" data-source="post: 16202138" data-attributes="member: 138649"><p>Some people make payments on their house for 30 years and put a lot of extra money in it over that time. And your appreciation doesn't take into consideration the loss in the dollars value over a 30 year timespan. Not all houses go up in value, you have to be pretty lucky to get more than you paid for your house. Having said that, the majority don't stay in the same house for more than 7 years, if that long. There are always exceptions to every rule.</p><p></p><p>The only people that don't have a problem with ADMs are dealers and people that are into instant gratification and don't care how much they pay for something as long as they are the first kid on the block with the shiny new toy. Luckily, most of those people bore easily with the new toy and are already looking for a way to stand out in the crowd, so they spend most of their time and effort looking for the next shiny object. That's where a lot of the members on this and other forums step up and buy the rich kids toys at a substantial discount. Yeah for rich kids. That's what I call instant devaluation.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Snoopy49, post: 16202138, member: 138649"] Some people make payments on their house for 30 years and put a lot of extra money in it over that time. And your appreciation doesn't take into consideration the loss in the dollars value over a 30 year timespan. Not all houses go up in value, you have to be pretty lucky to get more than you paid for your house. Having said that, the majority don't stay in the same house for more than 7 years, if that long. There are always exceptions to every rule. The only people that don't have a problem with ADMs are dealers and people that are into instant gratification and don't care how much they pay for something as long as they are the first kid on the block with the shiny new toy. Luckily, most of those people bore easily with the new toy and are already looking for a way to stand out in the crowd, so they spend most of their time and effort looking for the next shiny object. That's where a lot of the members on this and other forums step up and buy the rich kids toys at a substantial discount. Yeah for rich kids. That's what I call instant devaluation. [/QUOTE]
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