Ten best cars that holds their value
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You know....I hate to say it, and I'll probably get flamed, but....
...as much as I despise a lot of the owners, SRT-4s will probably see great resale in the years to come.
They are great (although cheaply made) bang-for-the-buck cars that were made in sort-of limited numbers, and they were replaced with that wagon-like Caliber.
What a shot in the foot by Dodge.
...as much as I despise a lot of the owners, SRT-4s will probably see great resale in the years to come.
They are great (although cheaply made) bang-for-the-buck cars that were made in sort-of limited numbers, and they were replaced with that wagon-like Caliber.
What a shot in the foot by Dodge.
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Originally Posted by theaznlaw
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The latest issue of Car and Driver has a list of the best cars (new & used) for $25,000 of which the Supra is one of them
those are actually appreciating in value
sigh...classic status in 10 years.....sometimes i wonder if our Gs would be able to obtain that status
The latest issue of Car and Driver has a list of the best cars (new & used) for $25,000 of which the Supra is one of them
those are actually appreciating in value
sigh...classic status in 10 years.....sometimes i wonder if our Gs would be able to obtain that status
true as hell... I saw a couple here in hawaii... one with 100k miles selling for almost 30k and one selling for 34k.
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09-21-2008, 03:05 PM
Originally Posted by Qbrozen
ummm... there's an '08 Supra TT?? 
The list is for new cars.
And, yeah, that list is pretty far fetched.
Oh... let's see... A Wrangler at 42.9% after 5 years. Riiiiggghht.
The list is for new cars.
And, yeah, that list is pretty far fetched.
Oh... let's see... A Wrangler at 42.9% after 5 years. Riiiiggghht.
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Originally Posted by Jeff92se
MKIV Supras and E30 M3s hold their value like crazy. S2000s do very well also.
haha are you serious?..
Right after you byuy one off the lot they drop around 10k.
Maybe your speaking of after they already depreciated from the stealership haha. They hold value if you sell them used for sure ^.^
Either way Rx8s do the same buy it and you cant sell it back for shiet.
But yah that's not too bad for the asian import scene.
But having a reconditioned old school car still sells for more ^.^
But yah like the link says. Its talking about currentish models.
G35 sedan. Not the older sedans. and G37's
Probably takes out around 80% of the members here haha
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09-27-2008, 11:42 PM
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