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Depends on why I'm buying it. If i'm buying just to drive and enjoy, probably the 4000. If I'm buying with the thought of holding onto it as investment, probably the GT. If you look ahead 40 years, the GT has all the attributes that makes cars collectable and valuable: limited production, high performance and good looks. In that respect, the GT kind of reminds me a certain car made by Shelby in the 60s.
Of course, there's no guarantee that 40 years from now a GT will be worth more than a 4000 series, and it very well in fact may not be, but there is something intriguing about that kind of style and performance rolling off a production line from Detroit. A modern 60s muscle car if you will.
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