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Like other 20 year old Japanese sports cars, its value will probably be slightly more than its weight in scrap metal (exception: Supra, and possibly AE-86). Now if you have
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Like other 20 year old Japanese sports cars, its value will probably be slightly more than its weight in scrap metal (exception: Supra, and possibly AE-86).
Now if you have one in near mint condition in 40 years from now, probably quite a bit to a collector of rare fossil fuel cars 
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