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Originally Posted by Angrybird 12
As they say in the collector car world, "It's only worth what someone is willing to pay for it."
The actual buyers will be the ones to ultimately determine if the Z/28 is actually worth $75,000 or more.
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Bingo.
This whole thread is essentially 37 pages of nonsense.
GM can price a car at whatever it wants but the market ultimately determines what it is actually worth.
If GM had announced a $60K price for the Z/28, Camaro5 would be doing back flips of joy... only to be bitterly disappointed when no Z/28 could actually be purchased at that price due to demad swamping supply.
At $75K we have nonsensical whining about "value". If the market agrees, Z/28's will sit unsold and the price will drop. If it drops to a point to where it is now worth it to any given individual, guess what, he can buy one. If it does not, then his value assessment did not agree with the market.
Free market capitalism... a beautiful thing.