Should the ultra expensive 'COLLECTOR' cars resell at or close the their sale value?

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Hi all
I feel like the rediculously expensive cars in this game should be able to be resold back, at or maybe even at a higher price than you buy them for.
I think the argument PD must have for pricing them so high is because they are unique or 1 of a handful of examples in real life. Which I get and makes sense. Although I've amassed almost 50 million credits total so far playing this game, I still havent bought either the Ferrari 330 or the Jag and now that the Miura has been released I'm still afraid to pull the trigger on it or either of them for fear they may pop up in my daily reward. I couldn't stand spending the credits on one of them and then recieve that same car the next day and then only be able to resell it back for 1/3 of its value??

Anyways my argument is that since these cars are so rare and worth what they are, that if we go to sell one we should at least get what we paid for it or more, considering appreciation.
Thoughts?
(I've had 19+ million credits for the last 3 months and would have bought 1 or 2 by now.)
 
I feel like the rediculously expensive cars in this game should be able to be resold back, at or maybe even at a higher price than you buy them for.

That would effectively end the in-game economy then, as it'd be a license to print money. Players would only have to aim to buy one 20 million credit car, then just enter into a buy/sell cycle for as many credits as they'd like.
 
Ok ya you would be right if the cars sold for more than you paid. How about considering all the fees involved in the sale of something so expensive you ended up losing a smaller percentage than 66 or whatever it might be.
It could also be a very quick way to just delete money if you happened to accidentally sell one by accident as well.
 
Maybe put a one time sell limit on it for the same price you paid for it. After that you only get half price.
 
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