Appreciation of the GT S
03-28-2017, 04:37 PM
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I just picked up a GTS and although I'm told it's a better driver's car than the SLS, it doesn't have the cache of it. I don't think prices will go up, and I expect this car to depreciate as much or more than most other Mercedes.
03-28-2017, 04:39 PM
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Hi everyone. As I'm considering placing an order for the AMG GT S, I wonder if this model will ever have the same status symbol that the SLS has.
Since it is more affordable and not quite as iconic (the gull-wing doors really did it), how well do you think this model will do in the next couple years? Will the production be somewhat limited and maybe in a few years they'll stop producing it and we might have the SLS effect, with the car slowly increasing in value?
Since it is more affordable and not quite as iconic (the gull-wing doors really did it), how well do you think this model will do in the next couple years? Will the production be somewhat limited and maybe in a few years they'll stop producing it and we might have the SLS effect, with the car slowly increasing in value?
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Guys I hate to say it but sometimes people actually do have a problem and come here to drop it on us or questions that we seem to answer over and over. I know the past has definitely tainted the future and a new member's post count or lack of it can definitely raise attention. The OP requested a delete so Ill just close it
