E60 Depreciation
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My Ride: 530d Touring
Model Year: 2007
Originally Posted by needforspeed' post='244208' date='Feb 22 2006, 03:54 PM
BMW 5 Series Saloon 550i SE 4dr
new: 43,550
1 Yr: 29,614 - 68%
2 Yr: 26,356 - 61%
3 yr: 23,194 - 53%
4 yr: 20,194 - 46%
Porsche Cayman Coupe 3.4 S 2dr
New: 43,930
1 Yr: 37,749 - 85%
2 Yr: 34,001 - 77%
3 Yr: 30,601 - 70%
4 Yr: 27,548 - 63%
Cayman beats 5 series for depreciation (530d depreciates a bit better than the 550, but is still 54% after 4 years)
BUT 5 series beats cayman on number of seats
new: 43,550
1 Yr: 29,614 - 68%
2 Yr: 26,356 - 61%
3 yr: 23,194 - 53%
4 yr: 20,194 - 46%
Porsche Cayman Coupe 3.4 S 2dr
New: 43,930
1 Yr: 37,749 - 85%
2 Yr: 34,001 - 77%
3 Yr: 30,601 - 70%
4 Yr: 27,548 - 63%
Cayman beats 5 series for depreciation (530d depreciates a bit better than the 550, but is still 54% after 4 years)
BUT 5 series beats cayman on number of seats
What percentage does the 530/535d Sport Touring give???
The Cayman was said to have a 2 year wait a few months ago, now people are picking them up within weeks or from stock.
The 911 is a car that holds its value, Joker from this forum sold his new one after a year I think he said and he only lost ?4k, can't think of another car that holds it's value like that.
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Someone in the UK is selling a 550i M Sport with 4,500 miles, all the main options and just 6 weeks old. The car cost ?52,500 new and he's selling it for just ?43,000. Its on www.autotrader.co.uk.
Now that's deprieciation!!
Now that's deprieciation!!
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Originally Posted by Merv the Derv' post='244937' date='Feb 23 2006, 05:47 PM
Someone in the UK is selling a 550i M Sport with 4,500 miles, all the main options and just 6 weeks old. The car cost ?52,500 new and he's selling it for just ?43,000. Its on www.autotrader.co.uk.
Now that's deprieciation!!
Now that's deprieciation!!
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Originally Posted by gIzzE' post='244902' date='Feb 23 2006, 08:33 PM
Quite right, but the 550i is the car not to buy if you don't want to loose money, in the UK!! It drinks fuel, it isn't an M car and those that can really afford to run it buy them new.
What percentage does the 530/535d Sport Touring give???
The Cayman was said to have a 2 year wait a few months ago, now people are picking them up within weeks or from stock.
The 911 is a car that holds its value, Joker from this forum sold his new one after a year I think he said and he only lost ?4k, can't think of another car that holds it's value like that.
What percentage does the 530/535d Sport Touring give???
The Cayman was said to have a 2 year wait a few months ago, now people are picking them up within weeks or from stock.
The 911 is a car that holds its value, Joker from this forum sold his new one after a year I think he said and he only lost ?4k, can't think of another car that holds it's value like that.
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Originally Posted by Merv the Derv' post='244937' date='Feb 23 2006, 09:47 PM
Someone in the UK is selling a 550i M Sport with 4,500 miles, all the main options and just 6 weeks old. The car cost ?52,500 new and he's selling it for just ?43,000. Its on www.autotrader.co.uk.
Now that's deprieciation!!
Now that's deprieciation!!
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Originally Posted by SKK' post='244967' date='Feb 23 2006, 10:31 PM
I think he is asking too much money. If ?52,500 is list then given the 10%+ discounts available then post discount price comes to ?47,250. I bet I could get more off a 550i - maybe even 12% but regardless the guy at ?43k is losing about ?4k which in the grand scheme of things is pretty good.
Retained value after 1 year for the standard car is just 68% !!! Would equate to ?28,968 plus whatever you think the options are worth.
Even if the car is just 6 weeks old, it's still second hand and you've got to count on a loss of up to half of that amount.
I don't think this is as good a deal as it sounds. :thumbsdown:
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