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HossBog Member Since: 22 Aug 2017 Location: Cotswolds Posts: 54 |
According to WhatCar the slowest current depreciating car on the market is .....a Range Rover Sport! I was not expecting that....
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Wed Feb 14 2018 9:55pm |
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philmw Member Since: 18 Aug 2006 Location: Nottingham Posts: 1671 |
Depends on how you read it. The SVR is pretty quick. |
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Thu Feb 15 2018 6:42am |
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kmpowell Member Since: 23 Oct 2016 Location: UK Posts: 259 |
Depends who you ask. There’s way too much scaremongering on here to make any sort of informed decision. Mines for sale at the moment on Tootle, and if you were to believe everything that’s written on here I would only get £40-45k for it. The reality of an outright purchase on Tootle so far is highest bid at £50k from a JLR group, lowest bid is £49k from an independent buying agent who’d flog it to dealers. p/x I have been told to expect £2-3k more depending on the car I’m buying etc. I paid £62k 15mths ago. Sticker was £82k 27mths ago. Those depreciation figures seem fair and realistic to me. People who think they can buy an £80k car and not lose circa 35% after the first few years are the ones who need to wake up and smell the coffee. The market is tough, but it’s certainly not all doom and gloom. There are good offers out there if you shop around. SOLD - MY16 SDV6 Autobiography Dynamic - Fire Engine Red, Fixed contrast pan roof, TV, Dual Screen, 5+2, Privacy, Noble paddles. |
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Thu Feb 15 2018 9:41am |
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