The Land Rover upgrade included leather seats and a wooden floor.
Robinson wasn’t surprised when one of the specialists working on the car offered $235,000 to buy it from her, but she declined. “I believe my car will hold its value or even increase given they aren’t being made anymore, which makes them a lot more desirable.”
Parking the nest egg
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