TruBlu16GT
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- Darrin
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- '16 Blue GT Base
Exactly. I spent some time in the UK about 10-15 years ago and way back then, it was only the die-hards that were interested in proper British cars. I mean sure, the MG, the Mini, the Stag, TR6 stuff like that is always popular. But second to those, a lot of the folks absolutely dig the American iron. So, for those folks to be able to get their hands on a real piece of Americana is a huge opportunity.Not a surprise. It's exotic over there. When I was a teenager, I had a friend who had just moved over from Germany. He was like German this, German that, blah, blah. We were all car guys so we didn't disagree. We loved German cars and they were amazing. We expected him to get a German car for his first car. You know what he got? A 90 Camaro RS V6. I was like...what? American? It was exotic to him. He was thrilled to own a big American sporty car. Plus they were like $15K new back then. Quite a lot of car for $15K. He wasn't into Mustangs. Frankly, none of us were back then. We like Fox bodies, but we were into imports and the Fox body V8 back then stock was less than impressive.
I'd be willing to bet the enthusiasm will die down in a couple years.
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