do you think FC will soon be more sought after and worth more than an FD due to FC's
I used to work with a gal who asked what car I drove. When I told her it was an RX7 she was super stoked... until she found out it was an FD haha! She said she much preferred the looks of the FC.
Honestly, I love the looks of the FC. If the performance was the same between the two body styles, I'd honestly have a hard time deciding which I'd choose. I just like boxy cars I guess. But that said, looks are such a subjective thing, and other than the person I worked with, I haven't met anyone else who greatly prefers the looks of the FC over the FD. It's always the other way around.
Honestly, I love the looks of the FC. If the performance was the same between the two body styles, I'd honestly have a hard time deciding which I'd choose. I just like boxy cars I guess. But that said, looks are such a subjective thing, and other than the person I worked with, I haven't met anyone else who greatly prefers the looks of the FC over the FD. It's always the other way around.
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Looks are completely subjective, but the short answer to the OP's question is no.
As a past owner of an FB, and current owner of an FC and an FD, I love them all - they each have their own charms. But the harsh reality of the collectors market seems to support FD's as the most valuable, followed by the SA/FBs, and then the more special/rare FC's (e.g. 10AE, series 5 T2's). Values of all RX7 generations have been rising in recent years, but not equally.
As a past owner of an FB, and current owner of an FC and an FD, I love them all - they each have their own charms. But the harsh reality of the collectors market seems to support FD's as the most valuable, followed by the SA/FBs, and then the more special/rare FC's (e.g. 10AE, series 5 T2's). Values of all RX7 generations have been rising in recent years, but not equally.
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