How to Get Rich off the SC
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I didn't even look at the date of when this was posted. I will say that I definitely agree with Net said though. I really wish they would have made the car have more Luxury features like the Soarer or even the mid/late 90's LS.
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From what i've seen, there are 2 types of SC owners out there:
1. The guys who are more concerned with having fun with a well engineered car, and not what the next wanna-be "luxury" snob thinks about their SC. These guys dont worry about what other SC owners do to their cars. They focus on their own.
2. The "lexus/luxury" snob purist guys who drive a THROW BACK car that was once considered luxurious back in the days, but now realistically, is not-so luxury by today's standards. But still want to act like they are upper-class car owners and put down other people who do things like make their SC's drift-spec, etc.
1. The guys who are more concerned with having fun with a well engineered car, and not what the next wanna-be "luxury" snob thinks about their SC. These guys dont worry about what other SC owners do to their cars. They focus on their own.
2. The "lexus/luxury" snob purist guys who drive a THROW BACK car that was once considered luxurious back in the days, but now realistically, is not-so luxury by today's standards. But still want to act like they are upper-class car owners and put down other people who do things like make their SC's drift-spec, etc.
Would I like it if my SC was faster and more agile? Absolutely, but at this point in my life I can't afford to start dumping thousands of dollars into a money pit, and yes CARS ARE A MONEY PIT. Sorry Aliga, but your concept is a little flawed. You ever seen the tuner cars selling on Autotrader or eBay? They just sit there for months because 99% of car buyers out there don't care if you spent $10k doing an engine swap or a turbo kit. Most car buyers don't want a modded car because they either don't care for that, or they worry about compromised reliability. That means your market to sell in is VERY SMALL. If you want to make money on a car, try rebuild a 67' Mustang.
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