The Hagerty's price changes post-1.43 update - -661,500 Cr. (-0.19%) with all cars priced

[nicothedude]

I'm in much the same boat on the Plus account, only all 3 of my remaining cars, including the 250 GTO, are of the 20,000,000-Cr. variety and I won't have 30,000,000 Cr. by Thursday. On the GTP account, while I have all the cars, I'm currently under 10,000,000 Cr. a tick over 12,000,000 Cr.

I'm anticipating the GT-One being at least 10,000,000 Cr. based on the fact that the only mid-to-late-1990s Le Mans car (or its road-going variant, just in case we get that version like we did the Porsche 911 GT1 Strassenversion) that isn't 8 figures is the CLK-LM. It is, of course, a small sample size of 3 Le Mans cars and 1 homologation car, but given Hagerty's influence and the fact one of the 1999 GT-Ones won its class and was 2nd overall, it easily could be the 14,000,000 Cr. the F1 longtail is or the 15,000,000 Cr. the F1 shorttail was before the 1.43 price updates.

The GT-One is 2,500,000 Credits lol

 

[PettyWingman]

The McLaren F1 GTR '95 is back with no price change.

 

[Eggstor]

OP updated with the return of the 1995 McLaren McLaren F1 GTR - BMW, which did not change in price (thanks, @PettyWingman). That just leaves the 1997 Toyota Supra GT500 and the 1993 Alfa Romeo 155 2.5 V6 TI to reprice, which should happen in the next week or so.

 

[Eggstor]

OP updated with the return of the 1997 Toyota Supra GT500, which did not change in price. Unless the 1993 Alfa Romeo 155 2.5 V6 TI, the only car to not appear since the 1.43 update dropped, has a massive price increase (it last sold for 800,000 Cr.), the most-recent of Hagerty's price adjustments will be a net decrease.

 

[PettyWingman]

The 155 V6 Ti finally returns, again with no price change.

Congrats, mission accomplished.

 

[Eggstor]

OP updated and finalized with the return of the 1993 Alfa Romeo 155 2.5 V6 TI, which did not change in price (thanks, @PettyWingman). That means that, for the first time, a Hagerty's price adjustment cycle resulted in a net price decrease.

We'll see if the May update (assuming there is one) has, as promised, the next round of Hagerty's adjustments, and if it's the revenge of inflation. PD has missed the promise date the last several times.