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okay any car nerds please help. tell me why i search up the price of an original ford model t, like the very first ones and it says $15,000. like that just doesnt seem right. a century old car CANNOT be that cheap (not exactly cheap, but very cheap compared to what i was expecting)
— Sep 23, 2026 05:59AM

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☆Axion [JHZ’s Version]☆ Probably doesn’t have a motor


☆Axion [JHZ’s Version]☆ It also might have a ton of problems and could be rusted it with it


Addi (Max’s Version) There would be a lot of problems with it that car. Wait do you mean like in general for that model? Cause I would say not desired enough to justify high price tags, plus if it really old it probs not even able to run, it’s just a waste of space. Although, $15,000 for a waste of space is still kinda high. A lot of the ones I see are like $500 - $5,000 if they’re just looking to get rid of it. I don’t know if this makes any sense or is any help, but I hope this helps answer your question


☆Axion [JHZ’s Version]☆ And also people are more into modern day muscle cars and super cars- so those older cars are generally only worth something if they are hella restored and have had a bunch of stuff done to it


★—jaymarie—★ idk ï js feel like the first mass produced automobile would be worth more, like something kept in a museum yk?


☆Axion [JHZ’s Version]☆ Yeah there’s a bunch in car museums


☆Axion [JHZ’s Version]☆ And also bc it was mass production- there was a mass amount of cars so not every single one is in a museum yk


☆ Dylan [Jax Teller's vers.] ☆ There's most likely something wrong with it and it'll require a lot of maintenance, it could also be missing parts. Don't make any actual decisions until you're absolutely sure, secondhand vehicles are kinda iffy. Most people who sell super old vehicles on the cheaper side are scammers, and it'll end up not even running or it'll be completely scrapped for parts and you won't even know til it's too late. Obviously not all of them are scams, just make sure you're careful. Definitely do more research and try to find someone irl who knows about cars to help.


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