Yes. When you have them in the box it means it has never been opened and people take interest in knowing that.
"Packaging is extremely important when it comes to collectibles. In some cases there are Hot Wheels "Collector Number" packages that go for as much as $3500. It's the package that demands the value and not the car that is in the package. The car comes in many other packages and sets, but in this case, it's the "Collector Number" on that package that is rare in supply and high in demand."
As much as you paid for it or maybe less.
The 2 of 12 in Earnhardt Sr.'s lifetime series is worth more than the other cars because it is more difficult to find than the other cars in the series. I personally have 3 of them and would not let any of them go for less than 50 dollars apiece.
Driver-less cars? All cars come without a driver now. Drivers are not even available as an option. However, you can rent a car with a driver from various businesses.
There is not a company called Cars For Less. However when searching for the Cars For Less what comes up is a search for Company Cars. So, guessing Cars For Less if it did exist would offer Company Fleet Cars.
You make a statement but you do not have a question so therefore I can provide no answer.
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No it will not pay anything in that case. GAP only covers the difference if the value is less than amount owed.
Fuel is dear enough without wasting it. Also an efficient engine produces less gases and takes less effort to cover the mileage.
Driver less cars save time, gas and lives
Without knowing details like the date and condition, it's worth no less than 50 cents.
Heavy cars are not economical. Lightweight cars use less fuel to get them moving and keep them moving.
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