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> But I think Paul might be surprised at how many people today would choose the '73 Caddy over the '73 911. If that were true then why would cadillac let that
by chacham15 13y ago
> But I think Paul might be surprised at how many people today would choose the '73 Caddy over the '73 911.
If that were true then why would cadillac let that model/style die out unlike porsche with the 911?
- mtr 13y agoI'd wager to guess that most would chose the Porsche. I know I did. You can see mine, which happens to be a 1973 911E as Paul chose for his article, here: http://www.octanenation.com/custom/1973-porsche-911/254/ http://www.octanenation.com/custom/1973-porsche-911/254/ OctaneNation is my startup. Further evidence that the 911 is desirable: http://www.hagerty.com/valuationtools/HVT/VehicleSearch/Report?vc=908093 http://www.hagerty.com/valuationtools/HVT/VehicleSearch/Repo... Mine sold for around $10.5k in 1973, and Haggerty says the average value now is $54k. Using an inflation calculator says $10.5k is equivalent to $53k today... Interesting. The same Hagerty valuation tool shows the Cadillac is worth around $8k.