Would you consider Tiburons as classic or collectible cars?
 

They're almost 20 years old now. Would that classify RD1's as classic or collectibles?



http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j3TFN4uPniY

I won't sell mine ;)

20 years is a Classic. Anything is collectible but good job if you have room for more than a few RDs :biggrin:

No. The market will tell you when it's a collectible. When it sells at auction for more than the original (inflation adjusted) MSRP, then it may be collectible.

I own the RD1 & 2, so yes?

It's going to be the equivalent of the VW Carmann-Ghia. 60's Ghia, 90's Tiburon.



http://s.hswstatic.com/gif/volkswage...ann-ghia-1.jpg



http://resources.carsguide.com.au/st...upe-1996-3.jpg

And it seems like it was just yesterday when FxTreme was around and James Fabin was talking with everyone, and Eyescream was making fun of people in the flame pit. :lmao:



If you can find a '96 Rev A or '97 in mint condition, cherish it and keep it as pristine as possible.

Like was said its determined by the Market as well as enthusiasts. Will the Tib ever be a true collectible? I highly doubt it.

When I typed the URL into the address bar to come here today, my fingers wanted to put in [broken link from RDT.com]. This is not unusual for me. :headshake:

The older Tiburons are definitely classics. The newer GKs and FLs will get to that point soon but I think the RDs is what paved the way for Hyundai to have sports coupe.