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Originally Posted by detamble13
It seems like acquiring a fifth gen Z/28 or a C7 would mean getting rid of your current special edition Camaro. Just based on how much you drive. There's something about owning a car from new so I'd keep your current ride and just add to your stable. Something that won't depreciate much and you can sell if needed.
I'm not huge on Mustangs but if I were to switch it up I'd look to see what the GT350 prices are. It's unfortunate a sixth gen Camaro Z/28 with the LT6 was never produced. I'd also like to own a Corvette one day and the C3 seems attainable. But if it's between a C3 and a C7 I think the C7 wins everyday.
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Yes, it would mean selling or trading my car and having owned it since new, does make it harder. I'm sure I'll keep it, but won't be purchasing another car.
I believe the 1980-82 C3 is visually one of the most beautiful sports cars ever produced, followed by the 1984–91 Ferrari Testarossa, but that's a different story. Maybe some cars, are best kept as dreams.
