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Well, over the last two or so years the Z has been out on the market, resale prices even on early 2009 models are still in the mid 20s which
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Well, over the last two or so years the Z has been out on the market, resale prices even on early 2009 models are still in the mid 20s which is pretty good. I think the 370z will have less of a chance at developing a cult like following like other Japanese classics such as the Supra, 300zx, and NSX. However, if reliability proves to be great then it could hold higher resale than average just due to time proven quality.
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