Drive a "used" car? How much was it new?
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Hungrymc said:
Quite the opposite!
This is PH and anyone who buys new is a mug who has bought a white good and can no longer claim to be an enthusiasts.
So say Bearded double hard bds who know everything about everything.
Good point. This is PH and anyone who buys new is a mug who has bought a white good and can no longer claim to be an enthusiasts.
So say Bearded double hard bds who know everything about everything.
Back on topic. I think I'm doing this wrong.
My car was around £18,000 new. I paid £8,000 for it when it was just shy of 3 years old and had 20k miles on the clock.
My next car will be significantly cheaper though.
Gavin0478 said:
FalconWood said:
Eight years ago I bought a six month old 4500 mile Mercedes S65 with an invoice at new of £177k for £105k.. Still got it at 75,000 miles now worth about £25k. Depreciated approx £70k in first six months then a further £70k in next seven and a half years!! Bargain!!
How was it optioned up to that much!!!My Q7 was just over £80k and i paid half that at three years old and with just 16k on the clock.
IceBoy
My snotter of an alfa 156 1.8 that does 160 miles a day, £19870 new in 1997 (I have the original hand written invoice) bought for £900 3 years ago.
Passed its MOT yesterday with no advisories, none, zilch, nada.
Two front tyres, tracking, some brakes and a back box and that's its. Not a single thing has ever, ever not worked.
£180 a year insurance, probably the same tax. 33mpg on the motorway.
Its almost free motoring.
Passed its MOT yesterday with no advisories, none, zilch, nada.
Two front tyres, tracking, some brakes and a back box and that's its. Not a single thing has ever, ever not worked.
£180 a year insurance, probably the same tax. 33mpg on the motorway.
Its almost free motoring.
I've only ever had one new car and that had delivery mileage. List price on that car was £12k and we paid £9100 for it. Sold it for £3500 4 years later with 50k on the clock.
Current Saab 9-5 Aero was probably £30k isn't new. Bought mine in March for £1k, which is rock bottom for that car.
Obviously some manufacturers depreciate more than others, but that can vary with different models. Generally speaking Fords, Citroens and Renaults depreciate more than Mercs, BMWs and Audis.
Current Saab 9-5 Aero was probably £30k isn't new. Bought mine in March for £1k, which is rock bottom for that car.
Obviously some manufacturers depreciate more than others, but that can vary with different models. Generally speaking Fords, Citroens and Renaults depreciate more than Mercs, BMWs and Audis.
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