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Originally Posted by C7_Z51
With higher degrees being achieved sooner there's no reason why people in the upper 20's and lower 30's shouldn't be buying this car if they grab jobs early on and pay off loans in a timely manner.
I think I read the average age is 59, one of the editorials was stating that if this change in design works we may see a change in the 911 due to its similarities in design stance (keeping the same design base, refreshes while increasing performance with only minor body style changes).
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I fit that bill, and there's no way I can get a new Corvette right now. It's got to be at least mid-30s.