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Originally Posted by 3.SLOW6MT
You are right, it is a status symbol. However, it's hardly an investment. Predominantly, when you invest in anything, you usually expect to see a return on what $$ you put into the initial investment. In this example, all I see is pockets being emptied at first glance, and then even more so as time goes on; not to mention depreciation.
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Don't fool yourself. This is an investment vehicle. It is highly exclusive. It has the status of being the most expensive car in the world at the time. Yadda yadda yadda, if this thing is a well-maintained garage queen for 30 years, it's reasonable to expect it to sell for more than what it was bought for, especially if several of them are crashed.
Look at vintage ferraris, hell even vintage muscle cars. The rarer the better, and they're all selling for X times what they were bought for. Lamborghini Reventons are aimed at the collector set, too.