It looks like people are just making-up awards to throw at the 300. The newest is from a group called “Friends of
the National Automotive History Collection”. You can’t make this stuff up. And what award have they pulled from
out of their as… the clear blue sky is that the 300 is the one car from 2004 that will be most desired by future car
collectors. Let’s think about this for a second. A mass-produced four door “most desired”. Doubtful. Popular? Yes.
Collectible – maybe the SRT8 next year if they don’t produce too many. I think the last year of the Mustang Cobra will
be more collectible than a 300, but I guess I’m not a friend of the National Automotive History Collection. Bummer.
What’s your suggestion for “Most collectible car of 2004”?
A new award for the 300
It looks like people are just making-up awards to throw at the 300. The newest is from a group called “Friends of the National Automotive History Collection”. You can’t make this stuff up. And what award have they pulled from out of their as… the clear blue sky is that the 300 is the one car from 2004 that will be most desired by future car collectors. Let’s think about this for a second. A mass-produced four door “most desired”. Doubtful. Popular? Yes. Collectible– maybe the SRT8 next year if they don’t produce too many. I think the last year of the Mustang Cobra will be more collectible than a 300, but I guess I’m not a friend of the National Automotive History Collection. Bummer. What’s your suggestion for “Most collectible car of 2004”?