New upper trim level Corvette or seven year old used amps?


Recently I have experienced quite a few people I know either passing on or being diagnosed with some type of cancer. And as I have never strived to be the richest guy in the graveyard, I was thinking of buying one of the new Corvettes. I also started to look at my older tube amps, good, but I had had them for about nine years, and the whole tube thing....then I started to think about some SS amps( I know, I’m going to hell). TAD M600, Dagostino M400, and then ventured into Dartzeel territory. Long story shorter: I came upon a pair of used Dartzeel 458’s, totally crazy price, totally crazy good. I have had them about a month and have enjoyed over 100 hours of listening nirvana. Had I bought the vette and drove it 100 hours, I’d have lost my drivers license, and spent thousands on tires, fuel, fines, etc.  
myth buster: it’s all worth it! Expensive power and speaker cables, interconnects, speakers, and Dartzeel 458’s.
Anyone that tells you otherwise is using cost not quality as a determining factor.
Enjoy the music and Life

Matt

mrmatt
"I asked my spoiled spouse and she said “ Vette is a girls car “.... she does have a mean streak"
Hah! Not too many gold chain wearing hairy chest exposing girls that I know. Maybe she means the Boxster lol. 
The new mid engine vette is appealing, but I just can't get over the stereotype. 
I'm more into buying Porsches that are a few years old with a CPO warranty. Picked up my '13 Carrera S that had a $130k sticker for about 75k when it was 4 years old with 25k miles on it. Got my wife a '13 Panamera GTS last year when her older one got totaled, also about a $130k car I got for $56k CPO. 
Talk about hi jacking a thread thread some of the submissions here are completely off topic and ridiculous.
Life is WAY too short not to enjoy the spoils of your hard work. Tomorrow is guaranteed to no one.
At 16 with little money the choice was literally a car or a stereo. A car looked to me like a money pit. Especially the kind of used cars a 16 year old can afford. Not that things have changed much. A new car today is reliable but gas, insurance, registration, there's just no end to it. There is however one car you can drive for free: Porsche 911.

Buy one at least 12 years old. Own it at least 20 years. My 79 SC bought for $16k in 91 is now 150k miles later a $40k car. Enough to get all my money back, including all the gas and maintenance and insurance over the entire 30 years of ownership.

Try that with a stereo. Try that with a Corvette. Ha!
Not many Porsches will appreciate like yours, maybe the GT or RS cars, but nothing since the 993 has.