Yes, they will likely decrease supply by stuffing their cars into trees, embankments, and parked cars. And I don't want my car's value to go up. My insurance is cheap, and so are used parts. I can also drive the piss out of it knowing that if I somehow manage to total it, I'm not destroying a car worth an appreciable amount of money. I've heard plenty of stories of guys who bought their cars before they were sought after (think muscle cars, certain Ferraris, and early 911s) and after they went up in value, they couldn't enjoy them anymore. Granted, I don't think my 325 will ever be worth more than 20k, whereas their cars shot up into 6 figure values. Regardless, I don't want my E30 to be a 20k car either. IMO, if you buy a car as an investment, you're buying for the wrong reasons.
I don't want anyone buying an E30 because they think it's trendy. The E30 scene doesn't need that.
I don't want anyone buying an E30 because they think it's trendy. The E30 scene doesn't need that.



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