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Japanese-market 1999 Porsche 911 Carrera in rare Glacier White with black extended leather (instrument binnacle, armrest, door panels.) Low 45,xxx miles. Excellent options including 030 chassis tuning and xenon lighting. Excellent service history… more
Since I purchased a 1990 911 C4 Cabriolet, I've barely racked up 50 miles on it. Driving has been limited; this is due to a few things, including the fact that I owe a little bit on it and don't want to risk an accident or other adverse event that could impact its value. But there's also the general fear that comes with owning a car like this… more
Much has been written about the late 80s and middle 90s Mercedes-Benz products. The W124 has long enjoyed favor among enthusiasts owing to the platform's longevity and fairly bulletproof reliability. But I'm here to tell you the next generation - the one that got eyerolls and deep sighs from brand loyalists that didn't like the dramatic… more
It has been years since I had a hobby car I made an excuse to drive. Despite having an ongoing rotation of vehicles stretching back about a decade now, it hasn't been since my departed 1995 M3 that I tried to find excuses to get out for a drive - but I've found that in the car infamously known as the clownshoe.
The… more
If any of you are Hagerty customers, you undoubtedly receive a series of emails with different content themes. Content is the heartbeat of engagement these days, and great content undoubtedly brings customers deeper into the relationship with a company or product.
However, it's evident many organizations can't crack the content matrix.… more
I saw a friend recently who sells houses. He's not a shark or even a remotely proficient realtor. I actually don't think he's a realtor but just some glorified, "I'll sell your home for less" kind of guy. He's not having a great year, noting that prices are down overall, as is the quality of the homes for sale.
The collector car market… more
At some point, you just can't help people. I know I crow about sellers of enthusiast vehicles being unfairly forced into selling at no reserve, but that's really not much different than believing a fat person was forced to get all their nutrition from Dairy Queen.
You have the right to say no; it's just that you're impatient, or… more
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