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Previous poster said:Quote: Originally posted by So Poo on 23 March 2007
C2Ss seem to be losing about £1K per month, with normal mileage (8K per year). Not sure about the different mileages though.
What years are the car? one of the guys who has access to the guide prices will be able to give you a definitive answer.
A grand a month is horrendous depreciation, that's up there with the M3s back in 2003!
Maybe not quite, but it is 24 months and some are in the low £50Ks. So maybe £850 a month. Sorry Jamie.Previous poster said:Quote: Originally posted by Jamie on 23 March 2007
C2s's with Turbo wheels don't depreciate at all - high in demand
Otherwise I wouldn't have gone as far a £1K per month - surely?
I doubt it, prices will drop and drop, I know a trader who said that 997 prices are doing their knackers at the moment ! I'd never buy a new one, the hit if you keep it three years is bloody massive, but thats what happens if you buy £70K+ cars. As a percentage its no worse than a Golf etc, its just higher value. All this crap about 911's holding their money is twadle.Previous poster said:Quote: Originally posted by Maxie Islam on 26 March 2007
Even £850pm is a bitter pill to swallow (well for me it is!). Surely after 24 months, this rate of depreciation will flatten out.
~ Maxie
It wasn't traddle in it's time it's just 10 years out of date. When Porsche only made relatively few cars it was perfecty true.Previous poster said:Quote: Originally posted by sTTu on 26 March 2007
[All this crap about 911's holding their money is twadle.