Yes, who cares what a car is worth, if it's what you want?  I bought my 1960 Austin Healey 3000 (used) in 1966 for $1,645, and last week turned down an offer to buy it for $60,000.     I'll keep it, thank you!  It's more fun to drive and uses less gas than most of the vehicles available today.

The problem is that too many people rely upon the government to control their lives, and to tell them what they want.  This should be a moral decision, not a government edict.  Personally I disregard many's safety concerns and ride a 52-mile-per gallon motorcycle.  It's sad to see how so many people think in the short ...more

Sadly, too many people don't think past the moment and live in the selfish "I want it all, and I want it now," perspective (i.e. sub-prime loans, re-election of corrupt politicians who promise easy living, gas-guzzling cars, etc.).  We are on the road of self-destruction as a nation;  USA could never be destroyed by a ...more