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Originally Posted by ED Classic
Id say a combination of the final price,( More than 2 F6's for one of these ... when they are only what 2-3 car lengths slower than the 427 to the speed limit and actually enjoyable on the road, If you want a race car buy a race car), And the timing didnt help with the economy (I know people who were ready to retire comfortably and now have to work on another 5 years + for that same luxury in retirement, Not saying people who are wealthy dont have the money but when that money you have in super/shares/property/business profit etc falls by 10% and in many cases more people have other priorities than spending 160k on a local car.
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Exactly.
I can imagine a typical scenario, whereby weathy middle-class "self-made" men had planned to get 50 grand added onto each of their three investment properties to get a W427. With the turn in credit access, this option has come to an end for the majority. Even if there was only 10 people like that in every state (on average), there is 80 units alone.
Then you look at the slump in super and you could imagine that number again as retiree's look to consolidate and rebuild.
I said it before and i'll say it again, great car in theory, but 50K overpriced........ especially in Panoramic silver.
Daniel