Lowest depreciating big soft roader?

Lowest depreciating big soft roader?

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Wednesday 4th May 2016
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DonkeyApple said:
Why not buy a £35k Cayenne or RRS instead of a £40k? That's £5k of depreciation banked at the outset.
Not sure the maths will work like that!
Both would be old model and more or less out of manufacturers warranty. Can't stand the old RRS tank. Might work with an X5 though.

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Wednesday 4th May 2016
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caelite said:
Ive heard the new Porsche Macan has pretty awesome residuals. Also a nice size for school run & not obnoxiously big.
Humm...that's why they're so expensive used! Good shout thumbup

B.J.W

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216 months

Wednesday 4th May 2016
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B.J.W said:
Buy the very best Range Rover Classic you can find. Keep it for a few years and sell it for more than you paid for it. Forget depreciation on these things - values are soaring...
How old would this be? Any other buying tips?
Newest cars would be on an M plate (1995). PM me if you wish and I will be happy to point you in the right direction biggrin


aeropilot

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228 months

Wednesday 4th May 2016
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caelite said:
Ive heard the new Porsche Macan has pretty awesome residuals. Also a nice size for school run & not obnoxiously big.
Humm...that's why they're so expensive used! Good shout thumbup
'Cos new V6 petrol ones have at least a 12 month lead time, and the rumour is the new GTS has now reached 24 months with some OPC's now no longer even taking orders for them!

Only the 4cyl petrol and the diesel versions have a sub 12 month waiting time, hence the residuals being so strong for the V6 petrol's as a lot of people won't wait 12+ months for a car.

DonkeyApple

55,427 posts

170 months

Wednesday 4th May 2016
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DonkeyApple said:
Why not buy a £35k Cayenne or RRS instead of a £40k? That's £5k of depreciation banked at the outset.
Not sure the maths will work like that!
Both would be old model and more or less out of manufacturers warranty. Can't stand the old RRS tank. Might work with an X5 though.
Or, buy a £30k one and use the other £5k to cover issues or to buy a warranty?

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B.J.W said:
Newest cars would be on an M plate (1995). PM me if you wish and I will be happy to point you in the right direction biggrin
Thanks, appreciate that. While I can see the attraction (and would have one in my fictional 10 car garage), I don't want something so old...the MILFs would sneer at me on the school run wink

anonymous-user

55 months

Wednesday 4th May 2016
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dme123 said:
Is he another one of those? frown
What's 'one of those'?
A poster who turns up asking for advice about buying a supermini, then decides they want advice on a monster truck, then on a convertible with 6 seats and space for their yak, then starts on about how the lease on their Ferrari FF is up and they can't decide between a second hand Lamborghini LM002 and a Chevy Spark. That sort of poster. Usually more common when the schools are on holiday, and rarely if ever seems to result in anything other than keeping their current Corsa.

Apologies if you're not "one of those" hehe

Edited by dme123 on Wednesday 4th May 14:08

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I'm not smile

FWIW (tongue out) I've been on PH for 12yrs but 'lost' my old login...

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Friday 18th August 2017
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It's about time I updated this thread!

We bought a Macan GTS in the end. Thanks to those who suggested it.


(sorry, no custard!)

It brilliant, and seems to be doing very well on the depreciation front tongue out

CSK423

763 posts

208 months

Friday 18th August 2017
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Assume you pushed the budget by £20k to get into the GTS. I'm in a similar position and been looking at SUVs for 45-50k.

The macan GTS seems to be around £60k though, I found the turbo version more readily available and cheaper by circa £10k.

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Friday 18th August 2017
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CSK423 said:
Assume you pushed the budget by £20k to get into the GTS. I'm in a similar position and been looking at SUVs for 45-50k.

The macan GTS seems to be around £60k though, I found the turbo version more readily available and cheaper by circa £10k.
Yes! cry we paid less than £60. It was only 3 months old with 1500 miles so would have been rude not to.

caelite

4,275 posts

113 months

Friday 18th August 2017
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Evora and Macan, bah you have my dream driveway! Good buy though mate looks fantastic.

swisstoni

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280 months

Friday 18th August 2017
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Yes! cry we paid less than £60. It was only 3 months old with 1500 miles so would have been rude not to.
Keep us posted on the depreciation won't you wink

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Friday 18th August 2017
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swisstoni said:
Keep us posted on the depreciation won't you wink
Only if i win tongue out

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Friday 18th August 2017
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caelite said:
Evora and Macan, bah you have my dream driveway! Good buy though mate looks fantastic.
Thanks, I love the Evora cloud9