[DML] Valuable DeLoreans -- The Other Side Of The Coin
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[DML] Valuable DeLoreans -- The Other Side Of The Coin





Regarding the extinguished "Rare" thread and variants:

Many of us are owners precisely because our cars are NOT exceptionally
valuable. For some, high entry prices would simply be unobtainable.
For others, such costs could not be justified even if funds were
available. This is yet another aspect in which DeLoreans are unique:
how many other vehicles with such a legend, such an actual history,
and such ongoing public appeal are affordable by non-traditional car
collectors? And if our DeLoreans were really so valuable, how many of
us would use them as daily drivers or caravan to shows versus
trailering? I would argue that generally low DeLorean prices are the
greatest testament to JZD's original vision: putting as many cars into
as many driveways to be enjoyed by as many people as possible, today
as much as 1981.

And to avoid any future confusion, IMHO #5939 is the most valuable
DeLorean out there because it's mine.

Bill Robertson
#5939









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