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I'd wager that as most people get older they generally give less of a shit about 'current supercars'. That and the lack of appealing supercars in current media (arguably James Bond is probably an exception, but even the last one of those I watched the main Aston was a DB5 I think).
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I’m definitely in the former camp. We dropped into a car museum in OC a week or two back and there was a new Ferrari something parked next to a 512BB, a Testarossa and a 512TR. By itself it looked pretty good, if far too large and opulent. By comparison with the others, it was a disaster.
Back when I was a kid, you still had to be minted to have a super car, but you also had to be an enthusiast, as they were uncomfortable, unreliable and hard to drive. Now they’re kinda generic, bloated, luxo- wealth-barges and there’s way too many around to be that interested by any of them.
Jung
Notice how no one is saying sf90, la Ferrari, Roma etc... Are they too new? Nostalgia hasn't caught up or they are shit?