It appears many of us cannot accept we own truly special cars with much to commend them for a long term retention of, if not increase in, value. Low miles, leather, lots of factory power and tops that go down will provide a multiplier effect but the coupes are probably the most beautiful of line and this color combination is hard to equal.

These are not practical Nissans nor economical Toyotas. These are exceptional cars which tug at the heart produced from the very short marriage between two dissimilar car companies each with its unique contribution.

Each day there are fewer. Basic economics states when the demand goes up or is constant and the supply diminishes the values go up. What am I missing?

This may sound hypocritical or self serving from someone with a car offered to the market (but now I doing it secretly on this site only so far) but my reason for selling has nothing to do with future or present value.

Go for it.

If I had the secure storage space I would buy almost every one I could find with under 20,000. The bet beats 1.8% CD's or newer gauranteed to depreciate cars.