These cars come on wheels, not pedestals, drive and enjoy them. Then again I acknowledge that there are people with enough spare cash to have stuff to look at, and store them, so it might not matter to them. If someone only drives it in the summer, and local stuff, I get that, but to store a new car and do nothing to it but watch your money go away, not me. That is how my '67 El Camino is. I think it is done depreciating ;-) and it will never be a big buck rare classic, but I enjoy it when it is appropriate.