Exactly! The pristine condition can really sway collectors, and those low-mile models are especially sought after.
Curious if anyone knows how the SSR’s performance impacts its collectability? It seems like many collectors value the aesthetic over the specs.
That’s a solid point! For many, it’s about owning a piece of automotive history rather than raw performance.
I recently saw a comedy skit about owning classic cars, and the SSR had a funny line about being the ‘ugly duckling’ of the car show. Made me think!
Haha, that’s hilarious! But honestly, the unique design really sets it apart, even if some joke about it.
In reflection, it’s clear that the SSR has found its niche among collectors, combining rarity and distinctive style. It’s great to see such enthusiasm in the community.