Legendary cars dealer refresh

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Well hopefully, the number to the left is NOT the year it will reappear :lol:
 
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when will this car appear? please help me figure it out

2059Corvette Stingray Racer Concept '59
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Lomic
In this page : https://github.com/ddm999/gt7info/blob/web-new/_data/db/cars.csv

Look for the ID of the car you are interested in, the Barker ID is 3428, then change the URL of the graph by modifying the ID :

HTML: 
https://ddm999.github.io/gt7info/cars/prices_ID.png

prices_3428.png
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Which gives us:

Stingray.webp
 
Alrighty, back to some possible reasons for low current mileage/kilometre LCD cars. Just a few.

Corvette Stingray Racer Concept ‘59, 932 km
- September 1932 when Zora Argus-Duntov, was studying engineering at Charlottenburg Technical University in Berlin. About twenty years later he would would work for General Motors and help introduce the small block V8 to the C1 Corvette.

Toyota Land Cruiser FJ40V ‘74, 831 km
- In August of 1931, Toyoda Automatic Loom enters automotive manufacturing.

Porsche 911 Turbo S Leichtbau (964) ‘93, 445 km
- April 1945 saw the fall of Nazi Germany. During this time of war, Porsche was working with Volkswagen in building military vehicles. The Wolfsburg facility was captured, thus shutting down the facility. Subsequently setting into events that led to Ferdinand Porsche being convicted of war crimes and leading to his son, Ferry and son-in-law Anton Piëch( both also arrested of war crimes) establishing Porsche as an automaker.

Nissan R92CP ‘92, 291 km
- February 1991, Nissan won the 1991 24 Hours of Daytona in the R91CP.
 
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