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Originally Posted by galtinuk
Bottom line: in cases where production is limited the market determines the true price not the "manufacturer suggested list price"is
The same argument could have been made for all of those Ferraris while they were in production...chuckle...and numerous other examples (brands and products) if you need more "chuckle^2" to use your term again! ;-)
Perhaps you are not familiar with the Ferrari market...but it was clear the Aperta la Ferrari would be worth quite a bit over MSRP. Same with the 911R...and yes..same with the 5711...seems quite easy to come up with examples of things that the market decides should trade over manufacturer MSRP. From a few % to many% as the market dictates..
The market is typically smarter than both me and you.. unless you were the one paying a few % over MSRP for a 5711 could be had for that or less a few years ago only to be now selling for +100% now!
Now if you had done that you could have a well deserved and more rewarding chuckle..
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The difference I see is that the 5711 is still available to anyone prepared to wait, the cars on the other hand were NEVER available to anyone but a very select few.