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Not me the facts are in the Hagerty magazine if you get it. Has the graphs showing the lack of interest. It has to happen just part of life. What your grandfather loved you have no desire for. Happens with each generation. Not many on here want a Mode T for sure. A cobra is like a Model T to the young guys. Lots of 4 cylinders faster than it was today.
The article is in issue 62 of the Hagerty Drivers Club magazine on page 22 & 23 author Colin Comer.
You can buy 10 or 20 new cars that leave the cobra in the dust today why would the young guys want a car that cannot keep up. That is how life is. Each generation has their thing and previous generations are idiots, lol. My nephew makes a living shipping in Japanese cars and selling to his generation. He bought one mustang and like to have never sold it, lol. Times change but old farts do not, lol. We will die off and the market will be flooded for sure.
The article is in issue 62 of the Hagerty Drivers Club magazine on page 22 & 23 author Colin Comer.
You can buy 10 or 20 new cars that leave the cobra in the dust today why would the young guys want a car that cannot keep up. That is how life is. Each generation has their thing and previous generations are idiots, lol. My nephew makes a living shipping in Japanese cars and selling to his generation. He bought one mustang and like to have never sold it, lol. Times change but old farts do not, lol. We will die off and the market will be flooded for sure.
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