It just seems to have run its course with me but don't want to let go.
I've kept it mostly original and it is in much better shape than the ones I've seen on Ebay.
It has a modest 74k but I think its time.

 

I wouldnt blame you. Mines just not worth much as a whole as it is in parts. You can do what I did and just buy a beater (96 a4).

 

haha cincy i was going to say the exact same. I feel i could have another TT with all the money ive spent.

Hope your next car compares in style, you will miss that.

 

Im gonna sell mine too after this year, she's getting lowered n tuned for this season n then sold

 

What a waste of money for such a short time. Its not going to increase the resale, more like hurt resale.

 

Im prob goin away to another college so extra money would help, I don't want to but I might hve to

 

I think cincy just pushed me over the edge. Summer is around the corner and there has to be a Mazda Miata buyer out there I can convert to buying this. I have a lingering debt that this would handily pay off, my newish Jeep will be out of warranty soon, and it would free up some gun/ammo money which is what will be important should this next election go badly and the 2012 doomsday predictions come true. If not, I'll have more money for savings and vacations.

Look for it soon in a CraigsList near you.

Thanks for all the help!

 

And then I see this

Cars From The Last Decade Could Be Collectible -- If You Buy The Right One

Somebody tell me this article is bogus , please.

 

Sorry but I would have to agree with article! You gotta thing of it this way.. muscle cars from back in the day are extremely collectable and guys want them to rebuild or are already fully rebuilt. I think from my point of view alot of small imports like the TT especially the roadster like stated in the article will be the next wave of cars to be collectable in lets say 10-20 years... These cars will be antiques some day and will be highly collectable.