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Originally Posted by MDimitri
When the H1 was cancelled the prices climbed approx 15% and they continue to rise as the number of H1's decline.
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They didn't really rise that much, it kinda locked in the depreciation. If you brought a 1992 H1 at $40,000 it would be still worth 20-25,000$ if it was in ok shape today, and thats not bad for a 16 year old vehicle.
The only vehicles that command a premium are the factory slant backs or rarely driven, vehicles that were in storage.
Then again I missed a garaged 97 open top with only 3,700 miles that was sold for $30,000 last year in Newport beach
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