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Generally speaking, if you want uniqueness, u have to sacrifice replacement parts availability.
Rarity of the car (performance car type la. not Proton saga kotak during the 80s) always proportional the the market value of the car.
more rare, more expansive.
If the car more rare, lesser ppl will cater to service the car. Sure will be expensive to maintain in the long run. Economy of scale.
Example: Alfa cars vs proton cars.
So, going back to the question which car i would choose? none....because they look like stationwagon to me.....but i have respect for the grunt of both cars.
Rarity of the car (performance car type la. not Proton saga kotak during the 80s) always proportional the the market value of the car.
more rare, more expansive.
If the car more rare, lesser ppl will cater to service the car. Sure will be expensive to maintain in the long run. Economy of scale.
Example: Alfa cars vs proton cars.
So, going back to the question which car i would choose? none....because they look like stationwagon to me.....but i have respect for the grunt of both cars.