You want an affordable sports car but don’t want to lose a fortune to depreciation. No worries: I'll guide you through the cars you should steer clear of if you care about resale values and those that should definitely be on your shortlist.
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There is a big difference in depreciation rates in this segment. Some cars lost up to 18% while others lost nothing. We can see that, in general, the older cars of course lost significantly less than the newer ones. 996s, 997s, and the early R8 V8s are 15 to 20 years old. Nissan Zs, new M2s, F-types, and GR86s on the other hand lost the most.
The older the car, the more likely you need to hassle with repairs and spend on repairs. So as a value conscious buyer, it makes sense to find a trade-off between the age and depreciation rate.
Content
00:00 High and low depreciation
00:44 Porsche
04:02 Audi
04:21 Mercedes
04:42 BMW
06:28 Lotus
07:13 Jaguar
09:27 Aston Martin
10:01 Alfa Romeo
10:46 Toyota
11:12 Mazda
11:52 Nissan
12:29 Chevrolet
13:06 Ford
13:47 Conclusion
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25 июн 2024
