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Old 19 October 2023, 12:50 AM   #10
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Agree with market absurdity, in general term that is.

But…
If one element was changed in the used car market then it would operate like the secondary luxury watch market for Rolex, AP, PP, RM pieces.

That element is constrained production per annum.

Porsche GT3/RS, Ferrari 296, and others in that category routinely sell above MSRP due to their scarcity.


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We’re talking about watches that are made by the millions, not limited production vehicles that might be one of a few thousands or even hundreds or fewer.

Not an apples-to-apples comparison.

I personally would never pay above sticker for anything that is currently in production and made by the millions just because there is a temporary anomaly with the world economy.

Each to their own though.


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