Will late 90s/early 2000s shitboxes ever be considered classic cars in the 2020s and onwards?
Will late 90s/early 2000s shitboxes ever be considered classic cars in the 2020s and onwards?
Parker Powell
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Dylan Gutierrez
No. That's like considering Nickleback classic rock in the 2020's.
Jaxon Peterson
As my grandpa says "cars from that generation and onward lack the personality of cars from when I or your father were young men and won't be sought after as much in the future."
I think there will be a charm to seeing cars like these in pristine condition on the road in the future but values of econoboxes like these will always stay incredibly low regardless of condition.
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This thing only went for $6,000 despite not a lot of them being made and people saying they're very coveted and going up in value
Brandon Clark
no one ever gave a shit about cars like that and never has
you can still get old shitboxes for cheap despite being "classics"
Ryan Lewis
>1992
Syclone/Typhoon are shitboxes and they came out around the same time.
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Our goy could be wrong though.
Jaxon Evans
I guess it depends on the "shitbox". Cavaliers are pretty shit, and I don't think peoples opinion will change on those. Look at stuff like Gremlins and Valiants, old Datuns, etc. Pretty well ignored at the time, but are slowly gaining a cult following and gaining value.
Bentley Barnes
That shit heap going for $6k is proof that 90s shit heaps will be desired someday.
Lucas Fisher
thats an SE-R tho
no one will care about base Sentras
Liam King
>$71,000
Those fucking memes are out of control!!!
Gavin Clark
to be fair these things are low mile af
like less than 1,000