Probably executive returns. These were the Pontiac Aztecs of the day. For some reason they just didn't sell.
Wow. And 26 to choose from!!
Likely a good percentage were drag pak cars with the "terrible" rear end gear ratios
Quote from: J_Speegle on September 22, 2022, 06:38:04 PM
Likely a good percentage were drag pak cars with the "terrible" rear end gear ratios
Probably execs with car perks want the funnest car on the lot and generally have a second car at home.
My uncle got a Mustang when they first came out but moved up the line as he advanced. He had a sweetheart retirement deal as a VP and in charge of the Cleveland Casting plant. A new Lincoln with insurance and maint all he had to do was put gas in it. When it hit 20,000 miles they brought him a new one.
For two year old used cars being sold in what looks like September of 1970 (if I am reading that right), with the 1971 model year cars ready - it's about the right amount of depreciation.
Quote from: 98SVT - was 06GT on September 22, 2022, 04:59:59 PM
Probably executive returns. These were the Pontiac Aztecs of the day. For some reason they just didn't sell.
Great advertising, thanks for sharing