Ur-Q collectability

[Bruce Aukerman <Bruce@mannlawfirm.com>]

Gotta agree with my bro here.  That's different, huh, Dave?

Collectability is relative, I think.  Some people collect salt and
pepper shakers sold at Wall Drug.  Paid $5 and 40 years from now it
will fetch $20.  Point is, so what?

If you bought an Ur-Q and put it in storage, ran it enough to keep it
limber, but only put say, 20,000 miles on it 30 years, yeah, someone
will pay you a good price for it.  But, if you look at the new
purchase price, and utilize the 7 / 10 rule [money at 7% doubles in 10
years, and vice versa], You just got bombed, if you stored it to make
money with.

So far as someone saying Ur-Q's are museum pieces, etc., so what? 
There are also Ur-Q's that can be bought all day long for $3-4k.  Save
for the Sport's or unique race-prepped cars, Audi has made many good
cars that require a shi*-load of maintanence to stay on the road.  The
Ur-Q is one of those cars here in the US.

Oh, I do still want one:)  But make mine a 20vt.