Market values and the appreciation debate

The SLC is repeatedly called 'the Rodney Dangerfield of the 107's' and a thin, niche market where only outstanding examples reward the seller and a needy car can cost more to fix than it is worth. Bulls predict values will march upward due to scarcity, and a US-market non-5.0 car reaching $49,000 is called a world record, while iron-block drivers still routinely trade well under $15,000.