Any opinions out there for a percentage of F cars that never make it to their expected life span? This may be due to many reasons: Wrecks, floods, fires, theft, totals for whatever reason. Is it less due to the concern and maturity of their owners vs daily drivers? Miles driven etc. How would you break these figures down? Yearly, 5 yrs. 10 yrs. 25 yrs. etc. Eventually after a hundred years there could be some very rare cars. ie 6800 or so 328's, 25 years from now how many viable cars would be left? 10% gone or 680 328's MIA. Is there enough history to this point as what to expect?
