True I can imagine we're getting to a point where rare, V8/V10 gas cars will start holding value really well or even appreciating, with all the EV pipeline coming. Typically in the past it would be best to wait for newer sports cars to come out, and watch the older ones drop in value some. But with this EV vs. Gas factor going on it may not be the same deal going forward.Gotta disagree.
Prices are not coming down. Here's why.
Yes, Covid constrained supply and for those still employed and with money - gave them more money as they couldn't spend money on travel and eating out.
Interest rates are retarded low. I'm sure you can get a 72/m loan at 3.8% for a Viper.
If the bubble pops what's going to happen is even if people need to dump their Vipers, it may drive $10k off the price but interest rates maybe +8-11% by then.
Second, if OP pays $100k for one, and in 3 years needs to panic sell for $85k same day cash when listing it..... That's $5k/yr which is still better then buying a $40k Mustang GT.
With all new super sports cars ending up EV, Hybrid and Automatic - the Gen V is going to hold a special spot for everyone.
The only risk the OP runs is his hero not living up to the hype or putting himself in a phone pole.