How old is a car to not be new any longer?

How old is a car to not be new any longer?

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300bhp/ton

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41,030 posts

191 months

Wednesday 11th July 2012
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I was pondering this. On PH it seems the vast majority are into newer cars, current hot hatches and the like. e.g. I suspect given a poll, more people would say they'd rather a Focus ST over a Clio Williams or a Dolly Sprint.


So it got me thinking, at what age does a car no longer appear to be newer? When do they become too old for the masses to not even consider them when car hunting?

300bhp/ton

Original Poster:

41,030 posts

191 months

Wednesday 11th July 2012
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pilchardthecat said:
Is it not when it gets replaced with a newer model?

(Apart from Audis and Mercs which all look the same)
I dunno maybe, or maybe it's a styling thing...

Personally it's never bothered me, I like what I like regardless of age or make.