So here we are with another list ranking our beloved FD as one of the best of it's era, this time from an investor standpoint... I know these articles get the crowd fired up but it's got to be hard for the 'group' that is constantly downgrading the FD in the longterm. We are at #3 on this list, between the E30 and the Defender, both $50k-ish vehicles. There is a '94 NSX on bringatrailer.com that is at $75k bid with 3 days left... not sure how many more signs we need to see before we can universally recognize that the market is changing. At this point, the only thing that will downgrade our cars value would be an economic crash(likely) but as things are, our cars are looking good and it's always great to see them recognized.

10 Future Classics to Buy Right Now

 

I need to get my hands on one of those 91 twin turbo NSX

 

1991-95 huh ?

Interesting nonetheless. I may have to hang onto my 1100 original mile 93 MB, and I definitely regret selling my old 11k mile 93 BB R1.

 

Are you advertising this car? You've mentioned it four or five times in other threads.

 

For the right price and to the right person, it may be available. Kind of on the fence. So nice, but..... too nice?

It's tucked away in a garage under a car cover. Winter in this area is tough, you certainly can't drive the RX-7s so I suppose I enjoy posting about them. In another 6 weeks or so I'll actually be able to drive the car a little bit.... but not too much

 

Sounds like a museum piece for sure. Which is good because of the condition but bad because it turns into decoration. Glass display in the style of an aquarium?

 

I'd like to see this "gem" that you speak of...in person...hmm...