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meshies @ Mar 10th 2008 1:22PM
Most of yall seriously need to stay away from drugs. The ZR1 will definitely appreciate in value in a few short centuries. The M3 might, but not as much as the vette. Its a Corvette, a ZR1 at that, the most powerful production vette in history. Its going to be an icon. Definite value in that. This generations M3 with no major milestones???? Not so much.
I don't even know why I replied to this stupid argument anyways. LOL.