Is it just me or do these seem bargainous ???
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Is it just me or do Jaguar XFR's seem ridiculously good value for what they are or am I missing something ?
Look at this one for example
http://www.pistonheads.com/classifieds/used-cars/j...
Look at this one for example
http://www.pistonheads.com/classifieds/used-cars/j...
They are good value and as said more of a 5 series / e class competitor.
I just bought a fully loaded one as I needed a bigger car and something fun. The image might not suit everyone but I would be surprised if anyone doesn't enjoy driving it.
I thought what I bought was good value.
M3 DCT are going for little money now, c63 also starting to loose their higher value. If I didn't need that extra bit of space the m3 is a great buy but also cheap on finance.
But I agree xfr and old m5 / m6 all massive performance bargains.
I don't think the xfr will depreciate that much. It's still a rare car on the s/h market but over time people have realised it is an m5 competitor, as good as. I watched the market before I bought and well priced ones go immediately. Providing there is still demand I reckon it won't loose much more than 3k per year, slowing to 2k.
With the f type coming and the new xk the jaguar brand has a lot more to look forward to. The brand is defiantly change and if it carries on it could help prop up second hand values.
I just bought a fully loaded one as I needed a bigger car and something fun. The image might not suit everyone but I would be surprised if anyone doesn't enjoy driving it.
I thought what I bought was good value.
M3 DCT are going for little money now, c63 also starting to loose their higher value. If I didn't need that extra bit of space the m3 is a great buy but also cheap on finance.
But I agree xfr and old m5 / m6 all massive performance bargains.
I don't think the xfr will depreciate that much. It's still a rare car on the s/h market but over time people have realised it is an m5 competitor, as good as. I watched the market before I bought and well priced ones go immediately. Providing there is still demand I reckon it won't loose much more than 3k per year, slowing to 2k.
With the f type coming and the new xk the jaguar brand has a lot more to look forward to. The brand is defiantly change and if it carries on it could help prop up second hand values.
Edited by bp1000 on Sunday 24th March 23:55
RobM77 said:
I guess it might be the fact they're butt ugly that causes the depreciation? 
I wouldn't say they are butt ugly, but they are extremely bland. They don't look too dissimilar from the new MG saloon! And the interior would give a modern Audi a run for it's money in the dullness stakes. It must have hidden charms.
mini turbo said:
Is it just me or do Jaguar XFR's seem ridiculously good value for what they are or am I missing something ?
You are missing somethingalmost all big saloon cars are worth f
k all second hand, there is nothing ridiculously good here, it's fairly standard depreciation for that type of carGassing Station | General Gassing | Top of Page | What's New | My Stuff






