Slowest depreciating 'normal' cars?
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What are the slowest depreciating 'normal' cars?
landcruiser 4.5d v8. Prob circa £55k new. Now at £43(cheapest I can find), so about £1500 a year.
In context the same age range rover is now £30k, circa £100k new, so circa £8750 a year.
https://www.autotrader.co.uk/car-details/202302114...
What others stand out?
landcruiser 4.5d v8. Prob circa £55k new. Now at £43(cheapest I can find), so about £1500 a year.
In context the same age range rover is now £30k, circa £100k new, so circa £8750 a year.
https://www.autotrader.co.uk/car-details/202302114...
What others stand out?
Mark V GTD said:
Land Rover Defender - or is that not a 'normal' car?
Haha, that would be a fun thread all on it's own No way that's a normal car
My contribution to this thread is the lowly VW Up's, Skoda Citigos, and Seat Mii's
Now theyve stopped making petrol versions, those will hold value well. Especially the £20 Rfl ones
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