Look @ #7

http://finance.yahoo.com/loans/artic...-Holding-Value

 

lies

 

Why do you say that?

 

PFFt , they forgot Toyota Supra TT !

 

2003 coupes in good condition are going for like 18k aren't they? There's a 2003 at my local dealership with 70k miles going for 20k even. Our cars are great at holding value.

The 2005 is also on the KBB top 10 for holding value.

 

 

No bashing but the coupe was rated at 50% by KBB as opposed to 40% for the sedan

 

You can get a sedan for DIRT cheap.. I've seen several going for under 10K w/ clean title

 

Hush... she doesn't know that... and plus they were talking about the 08+ sedans, not my year...

Oops... did I say that out loud??? I blame that on the alcohol...

 

I blame that on the wine too Dofu - there Mass, are you happy I didn't call Dofu by his first name?

 

 

BS my car dropped like 3 grand in value since i bought it in the spring

 

the only cars on the best 10 list that are reletively accurate are the mini cooper, and the XB realisitically. The BMW M3 is up there too right now, demand is high for the older E46...

a few cars that hold value better than some listed (and which didn't make the list) are Honda accord, Honda civic, Honda FIT, Toyota Camry, etc...

good post, but i'd trust consumer reports, KBB, or any other mainstream write up first IMO

 

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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

 

I'm surprised there's not a Lexus in that top 10.