I saw B7 RS4 at Newlands on Saturday, it actually looked quite good.
Borderline rare though. More like not common.
Remember DTM knock-off wheels goes a long way.According to the PMP index of rareness, how many units have to be sold before something goes from "Rare" to "Not Common"?
According to the PMP index of rareness, how many units have to be sold before something goes from "Rare" to "Not Common"?
Remember DTM knock-off wheels goes a long way.
No idea, first time I've heard of this index. What does it stand for?
It's the PostmanPot index of rareness. You keep telling us that X is rare, that Y isn't, and happily throw sales figures around. So I'm assuming you can quantify what constitutes rare numerically.
I'm afraid I'm not an encyclopedia, but I do know some figures of cars I've been interested in. I think it's best you just accept the fact that a B7 S4 is a very rare car.
I'd find it a lot easier if you could just provide the number smaller than which it's rare. I'm not asking you to memorise the sales figures for anything, just the number of vehicles on the road beyond which something is no longer rare. 100? 1000? 10 000?
This is my dream car TBH!!