Yes, that is curious but they are luxury at its best not really known for holding their price or appreciation over time. I have never heard anything negative about them. I would have to think they are well built as they have been around quite awhile. Are you buying new or pre-owned?I love everything about them, and the performance seems amazing on paper. I just want to make sure I do not get a daily driver that costs a fortune to maintain. So far I hear good things. I just wonder why a $200,000 car sells for as low as $38,000 12 to 15 years later.... They seem like an incredible deal, which is why I am asking.
I would be buying used. I am thinking about a car at the bottom of the price range. I am not wealthy enough to even consider a new one. I was thinking about spending 40 to 50 on an older model. There are a lot of them out there in that price range and many have less than 50,000 miles. I understand they can be costly to fix when needed, so I am prepared for a bit of that. So far I hear they are really solid and most people think the older ones are way undervalued. My thought is to find one with less than 50,000 miles, drive it for a few years, and move on when the miles start to stack up.Yes, that is curious but they are luxury at its best not really known for holding their price or appreciation over time. I have never heard anything negative about them. I would have to think they are well built as they have been around quite awhile. Are you buying new or pre-owned?