I've been wondering...
What is the count of the TOTAL number of Retro Birds built during 2002 to 2005? (My guess is that it is something like 55,000).
Approximately how many have survived and are still in use? ( as either daily drivers or as only rare occasional use). It has been eight years since the first ones came off the line. In other words, what is the loss ratio?
How many are stored away, unregistered, as true collectors, never driven, and do not ever see the light of day?
I think it would be interesting data. How rare are our cars getting to be, since there are no replacements now. And, how does that compare with other makes that are no longer in production?
Inquiring minds want to know.
What is the count of the TOTAL number of Retro Birds built during 2002 to 2005? (My guess is that it is something like 55,000).
Approximately how many have survived and are still in use? ( as either daily drivers or as only rare occasional use). It has been eight years since the first ones came off the line. In other words, what is the loss ratio?
How many are stored away, unregistered, as true collectors, never driven, and do not ever see the light of day?
I think it would be interesting data. How rare are our cars getting to be, since there are no replacements now. And, how does that compare with other makes that are no longer in production?
Inquiring minds want to know.
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