I kinda figured it might be and so its confirmed:

http://money.cnn.com/galleries/2007/...ctibles/7.html

 

That's why I'm trying to bring of the most of my ALMS & really make it stick out.

 

non-functioning windows will really do that!

 

I doubt its going to be worth Hemi powered muscle cars are right now. Plus just about all will be modded in some way

 

I really have to walk downstairs & fix that... but so far away.

 

I agree that it won't be worth what a lot of hemi Mopars are worth, but even a tastefully modded TT will have its market in the future. If it is done well and is highly driveable it will be worth money.

 

i always thought that the TT was an icon, and thats why once i pay this bitch off she will be permanently garaged and kept for fun on the side for as long as humanly possible.
i would even like to someday have another one on the side just to play around with- in the next few years i would imagine you will be able to pick a decent second one up for less than 10K...

 

Either way its a win-win. Fun now or high resale years later. That article just gives me more motivation to keep it "mint".

 

i wish it will apreciate as much as my camaro

 

Some cars are worth keeping aroaund. - I have a 1989 BMW E30 325I and I think I paid $3000 for it, now that its becoming rare and MOST bmw owners who started out in the hobby had one of these first now want one again. - Well needless to say its worth double what I paid for it! - Shes a garage queen. - I love the car. - To bad she's not for sale.