KCK455
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Hi all,
I haven't posted much about MkV much but with all that has occurred this year I think we have seen the last Supra come to its end of production rather abruptly.
Personally I believe the joint production run between Toyota and BMW for what was effectively a niche product will end. There's no way I can see it survive the coming 2 or more years in a marketplace that would have become a massive liquidation event.
If you're cashed up or have good cash flow you'll find opportunities in all the excesses of the past and malinvested money in cars and assets as they appear in fire sales as people concentrate on the essentials.
On a positive note if you have the ability to weather it out then the MkV will be in many countries still one of the rarest cars around so it's got a bright future on the other side of what's happening as a collectable imo.
I remember in my mind a for sale sign on a 1930's Cadillac (?) for $100 (low price for its time) in a b+w photo during the aftermath of the 1929 collapse followed by the great depression.
Just my forecast of the future based on the past. What do you think?
I haven't posted much about MkV much but with all that has occurred this year I think we have seen the last Supra come to its end of production rather abruptly.
Personally I believe the joint production run between Toyota and BMW for what was effectively a niche product will end. There's no way I can see it survive the coming 2 or more years in a marketplace that would have become a massive liquidation event.
If you're cashed up or have good cash flow you'll find opportunities in all the excesses of the past and malinvested money in cars and assets as they appear in fire sales as people concentrate on the essentials.
On a positive note if you have the ability to weather it out then the MkV will be in many countries still one of the rarest cars around so it's got a bright future on the other side of what's happening as a collectable imo.
I remember in my mind a for sale sign on a 1930's Cadillac (?) for $100 (low price for its time) in a b+w photo during the aftermath of the 1929 collapse followed by the great depression.
Just my forecast of the future based on the past. What do you think?
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