Morning again. To many motorheads out there for combustible engines to go away completely. Could you imagine someone trying to buy a Tesla on a minimum wage budget? Was thinking bout this the other day though. What surprises me is that I can't think of another modern day GM true convertible, The Corvette and Prowler come to mind and I think that's it. Then the Corvette had a removable hard top. HMO (help me out)Morning (again),
Hard to say. I'd guess the prices would drop initially what with people wanting 'the latest-greatest' only to rise afterwards with the rarity and obscurity.
I sort of have the feeling a 2021 or beyond XLR won't really happen though. I'd be surprised. The XLR was not a great selling car and sad to say, unless <whatever> they come up with happens to be of the electric variety, I'd wager people would just buy a new Corvette... which is already happening as we've seen with a few XLR owners already.
It's unfortunate to be at this point in automotive history - when the gas powered car is basically on the way out. I don't think (in our lifetimes) we'll ever -not- see gas powered cars, though the ones that we do will be the odd man out, highly taxed and probably shunned by the later generations.
Understandable in a way as the damage they've done to 'Mother Earth' has truly been significant, just a bit sad things went the way that they did, especially in regards to their current disposable design and such a tremendous population increase worldwide.
I here ya. It's not exotic enough to put it out. Then the cost to purchase would be on the high end... Was looking at original XLR prices and they where ridiculous back then
1st or 2nd gen T-Bird??
