RE: Super-fast for £50k | Six of the Best
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hungry_hog said:
I've (sort of) owned two of these
C63s saloon pre facelift (current)
M3 non comp (prior to 63)
Similar to me as well, with my having the F82 M4 and the 1.8 K Series Caterham seven currently. C63s saloon pre facelift (current)
M3 non comp (prior to 63)
I've always lusted after a R35 GT-R too, and I regret not going for one years ago when they were £54k new.
cerb4.5lee said:
hungry_hog said:
I've (sort of) owned two of these
C63s saloon pre facelift (current)
M3 non comp (prior to 63)
Similar to me as well, with my having the F82 M4 and the 1.8 K Series Caterham seven currently. C63s saloon pre facelift (current)
M3 non comp (prior to 63)
I've always lusted after a R35 GT-R too, and I regret not going for one years ago when they were £54k new.
Don Roque said:
As much as I love a 996 and an M3 (the turbocharged ones being where the really get interesting), it would have to be the R35 from that list. It's probably the only real head-turner on that list.
The Caterham is the most head turning car I've had, and I didn't expect that to be honest. The Cerbera was a decent head turner as well, but I think the noise it made played a part in that though. C63 - have owned and absolutely hated the steering / ride
GTR - owned, great car but due to my age it felt a bit max power
M3 - owned always loved, never tried a cs though
996 turbo - owned and all a bit boring, but fast
Caterham - no interest In these type of kit car thingys
Alfa - never owned, never tried
Out of the 6, M3 all day every day ftw!
GTR - owned, great car but due to my age it felt a bit max power
M3 - owned always loved, never tried a cs though
996 turbo - owned and all a bit boring, but fast
Caterham - no interest In these type of kit car thingys
Alfa - never owned, never tried
Out of the 6, M3 all day every day ftw!
RonnieHotdogs said:
A two year old Alfa for £46k? They're depreciating fairly quickly now, but doesn't help they've increased in price significantly in the last 3 years..
In 2021 I bought a 2018 Alfa QF from the same dealer that’s selling this one. I think the mileage was similar. I paid £39,850.username_checksout said:
In 2021 I bought a 2018 Alfa QF from the same dealer that’s selling this one. I think the mileage was similar. I paid £39,850.
Yep - in 2021 I picked mine up brand new for £60k, so 1/3 loss in 3 years is pretty decent.They're now £80k new with very little discount possible and have been creeping up over the last few years.
Almost 50% loss in 2 years is pretty huge.
I'd still have another.
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