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This is a most desirable car!

Value & depreciation will depend on what the market will pay!

A good quality VSII Nur for $75K? Yes I'd definitely pay that!

For $90K? I'd want to haggle for a little while!

Will it become a classic to the extent that it'll maintain its current value or even increase? An Nur N1 would! A Z-Tune would! A Nur - well maybe... maybe not...

Could the value (& thus the price) decrease in the months to come in the middle of a recession? Actually, I think it could!

My 2c. Tez

PS. I'd get a corolla for a daily

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if i'm not wrong, i thought v-spec 2 nur has already n1 twin ball-bearing metal tubochargers, n1 exhaust manifold and all those. the one i saw came with all of the n1 specs. what bout the "7" year old car? will it cause any problems? please help me out here.

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