The E60 keeps it's value
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According to the honored Finnish autoclub's study of (MY 2003) 2 year old large cars
(EU measurements), the E60 holds its value as a second hand car the best.
Results:
BMW 5-series 86%
Volvo V70 80%
M-B E-series 79%
Also in SUV's BMW stands great:
Volvo XC90 90%
Toyota RAV4 87%
BMW X5 86%
(EU measurements), the E60 holds its value as a second hand car the best.
Results:
BMW 5-series 86%
Volvo V70 80%
M-B E-series 79%
Also in SUV's BMW stands great:
Volvo XC90 90%
Toyota RAV4 87%
BMW X5 86%
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Used cars must hellish expensive up there, a 5 series is worth less than 86% of it's value here after you have got off the dealers forecourt!
Or do you mean a 3 yr old car will retain it's value over a further period of time better, and if so what period of time?
Or do you mean a 3 yr old car will retain it's value over a further period of time better, and if so what period of time?
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Originally Posted by ImolaRedM' post='259973' date='Mar 25 2006, 04:46 PM
The E60 is tops in resale value here in the US too. 
I think the 5 series in generall has done very well over the years.
I think the 5 series in generall has done very well over the years.
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