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2026. 8. 19. 작업

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Tiglon said: Classic, restomod and small volume sound expensive - especially with future supply dramatically reduced.I worry that by the time I have enough time (and lack of family commitments) to really enjoy fun cars again, I'll be priced out of them. I'm not as wealthy as all you PH types with your 8 car garages.You don't have to be wealthy. Choose wisely now and look after it. NC MX5, R53 MCS, Fiesta ST, E46/ E9x 330i/ 335i/ Z4/ Porsche Boxster etc etc - all budget fun with plenty of spares.

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DonkeyApple said: Tiglon said: DonkeyApple said: Tiglon said: Classic, restomod and small volume sound expensive - especially with future supply dramatically reduced.I worry that by the time I have enough time (and lack of family commitments) to really enjoy fun cars again, I'll be priced out of them. I'm not as wealthy as all you PH types with your 8 car garages.They aren't expensive. Users who want a Ferrari but have the funds for a Jazz just need to cut their cloth and get a grip. There's a classic car for every budget. By 2040 pretty much any pure ICE car will be a classic. And by 2040 a Honda Jazz will be a great fun classic for someone. I have a grip already, thank you.I understand it is unlikely I will ever be able to afford a Ferrari in any possible version of the future. I made my peace with that many years ago.A Jazz might be a great fun classic for someone in 2040, but it won't be for me. If I was older and retiring today, I could take my pick of cheap V8s, roadsters, straight sixes, NA, supercharged etc. But I'm not retiring today, it's more likely to be 20 years. I don't have the space or funds or time to buy one of those cars now and keep it running for two decades.If I was at retirement age today, I would have a great time with fun cars. By the time I retire that might no longer be possible in the way I would like. That is a bit disappointing, but yes I will get over it and cut my cloth accordingly. I'm not saying it's unacceptable or wrong or outrageous or that we should get rid of EVs, just that I will be a bit disappointed by it. I don't think it's unreasonable to say that I'm disappointed by the prospect of not doing something that I'd like to do.Yes, there will be fun EVs that I will enjoy driving (as I already have and do), but I like V8s and straight sixes and superchargers as well. I know, that's life, you can't have everything you want - I can cope with that and will continue to cope with that. But I can still be a bit disappointed