Collectible/slowly depreciating convertible, up to £20k?
Discussion
I’m thinking of buying myself a convertible, it won’t see a great deal of use, so it really needs to hold its value.
My budget would be up to about 20k, it doesn’t make sense to buy something that’ll cost a fortune to tax and insure.
Cars that have been on my mind are...
An Alpina Roadster S, the only downside for these is that they are only a 2 seater, I have grandchildren, otherwise I wouldn’t be looking any further.
An E36 M3?
A Motorsport E30?
I like the idea of a manual V8 M3, do we see these holding their value well? But, why are they so prevelant in boring colours?
An RS4? Do they have many issues?
Any other suggestions?
My budget would be up to about 20k, it doesn’t make sense to buy something that’ll cost a fortune to tax and insure.
Cars that have been on my mind are...
An Alpina Roadster S, the only downside for these is that they are only a 2 seater, I have grandchildren, otherwise I wouldn’t be looking any further.
An E36 M3?
A Motorsport E30?
I like the idea of a manual V8 M3, do we see these holding their value well? But, why are they so prevelant in boring colours?
An RS4? Do they have many issues?
Any other suggestions?
I'd say the RS4 (they do have issues with the heads coking up) is a good call it won't hold it's money as well as the saloon or estate but it'll be good come resale time another worth (if you can find one & don't mind an auto) a look is the CLK63, these hold their money well & they also have one of the best V8's ever made.
ZX10R NIN said:
I'd say the RS4 (they do have issues with the heads coking up) is a good call it won't hold it's money as well as the saloon or estate but it'll be good come resale time another worth (if you can find one & don't mind an auto) a look is the CLK63, these hold their money well & they also have one of the best V8's ever made.
Not too sure on the shape of those, how come they are so rare? You'd also need to spend the best part of 30k.. which I could...Legacywr said:
ZX10R NIN said:
I'd say the RS4 (they do have issues with the heads coking up) is a good call it won't hold it's money as well as the saloon or estate but it'll be good come resale time another worth (if you can find one & don't mind an auto) a look is the CLK63, these hold their money well & they also have one of the best V8's ever made.
Not too sure on the shape of those, how come they are so rare? You'd also need to spend the best part of 30k.. which I could...https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/2007-MERCEDES-CLK63-AMG...28AAOSwnONZCfJ~
I'd be taking off a fair bit of money on this one as I'd want the wrap removed:
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/CLK-63-AMG-Cabriolet-20...
The RS4's are more plentiful (in comparison) also a little more maintenance heavy than the CLK but it's still a good car.
RS4
https://www.autotrader.co.uk/classified/advert/201...
The M3's are so plentiful I don't see them holding their money as well as the other two.
https://www.autotrader.co.uk/classified/advert/201...
That looks nice, what about an Alpina B3 3.4S:
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/BMW-Alpina-B3-3-4S-Conv...
Or the newer B3 BiTurbo
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/2008-BMW-Alpina-B3-3-0-...
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/BMW-Alpina-B3-3-4S-Conv...
Or the newer B3 BiTurbo
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/2008-BMW-Alpina-B3-3-0-...
Legacywr said:
...An Alpina Roadster S, the only downside for these is that they are only a 2 seater, I have grandchildren, otherwise I wouldn’t be looking any further.
CraigyMc said:
Leggy said:
Lotus Elise.
Prices hold up very well.
^This is what I immediately thought.Prices hold up very well.
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