Maybe many of those buying those cars are not worried about depreciation and want the latest version to emphasize the "I had made it" attitude. What car does not depreciate considerably percentagewise in three years. I bought a nice one year old Prius Persona and got it for a 20% discount from new. If you have lots of money and want the latest and nicest…lease a car every three years.
I think they hold good value. If you lose 7-8k a year, it still holds a value after sold. My wife costs me my whole salary, and value is none when i want to get rid of her…
As an expert, you should certainly know the name of the cars you feature. Hyundai Genesis is no longer the name of any car on the market. The car that used to bear that name became the Genesis G80. The car you show here is the larger Genesis G90.
A big part on all of these cars depreciation being so high is cost of maintenance at dealers and fear of big money/constant repairs. Specially MB S Class and BMW 7 series
man.. all these numbers can't compare to the depreciation of cars in Singapore… we have insane tax and have to buy an expensive certificate that only allows us to own a car for 10 years… a bentley continental GT v8 would have an annual depreciation of roughly 50k…(37k USD) the price for a new one would be in the range of 600-800k singapore dollars (~500K USD) depending on which model
I have a 20 year Chrysler Concorde that looks cool from the rear but has a frontend that looks like a freshly caught carp gasping for oxygen. It has a sunroof and a body so dented up I can park anywhere and not give a fuck An $800 car has no depreciation
Percentage loss is more indicative of depreciation loss than absolute value.
Corvette hahaha mid life crisis's most crashed junk
Enough w/ the vocal fry douchebag
owning these sports car after 4 yrs you really asking for trouble cause they get beat on pretty hard. repairs alone will bankrupt you in no time.
And here I am just bought a 2600 US dollar used car from Toyota
The Bentley GT doesn't come with a v12. It comes with a w12
Your voice made me want to reach through the computer and smack the shit out of you.
Hyundai…not Honda. You're a fucking moron.
G wagon is actually a car that holds its value very well in the second hand market….
Ofcoure you use your car everyday!!
Maybe many of those buying those cars are not worried about depreciation and want the latest version to emphasize the "I had made it" attitude. What car does not depreciate considerably percentagewise in three years. I bought a nice one year old Prius Persona and got it for a 20% discount from new. If you have lots of money and want the latest and nicest…lease a car every three years.
Bentley doesn't come equipped with v12 it comes with w12 engine
Nice info , very nice content
You should've made the list about vehicles most people are on the market for,. Not Mercedes and Bentleys
I think they hold good value. If you lose 7-8k a year, it still holds a value after sold.
My wife costs me my whole salary, and value is none when i want to get rid of her…
The corvette is fine
That’s an RS3 not an A3
Did he say Honda genesis?
This nigga is criticizing a 5 years old car
Karma Fisker
All the spaceships I’ve seen don’t look like an I8
Depreciation, bad for owners, Good for new owners
lol
Hes comparing a new model to a older model its true that a 2019 sclass wont cost the same as 2015 because its a older model
You forgot about Luda Kalina .
As an expert, you should certainly know the name of the cars you feature. Hyundai Genesis is no longer the name of any car on the market. The car that used to bear that name became the Genesis G80. The car you show here is the larger Genesis G90.
WHAT? No Maserati’s??????
I real really never understand why people think these kind of cars are worth it.
All cars take a hit with depreciation, the rule is buy the best quality you can afford and drive it till the wheels fall off…
mercedes c-class is the best. only -1500-2000 a year. and then i think a-class. ford, toyota, bmw and vw can only dream about that
Good luck 👍🏻🙏
Those Honda Genesis cars are rare!
I bet they will hold 100 percent of their value …
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Damn damn, that so bad plus the too expensive to fix, BMW, Benz. I'll stick to Toyota or Lexus or maybe Volvo.. Buick is the worst..
Kongo for life and Afrika for life..
bought a Chrysler 200 for 22K, 3 years later in mint condition low miles it was worth only 12k. almost 50% in 3 years.
Bentley has a w12 not a v8
A big part on all of these cars depreciation being so high is cost of maintenance at dealers and fear of big money/constant repairs. Specially MB S Class and BMW 7 series
Depreciation, don’t buy. Lease!
man.. all these numbers can't compare to the depreciation of cars in Singapore… we have insane tax and have to buy an expensive certificate that only allows us to own a car for 10 years… a bentley continental GT v8 would have an annual depreciation of roughly 50k…(37k USD) the price for a new one would be in the range of 600-800k singapore dollars (~500K USD) depending on which model
94' celica sees those endless money pits and laughs hysterically
the word "depreciate" is not known to the people that drive these cars.
Why the urus is not there!?
I have a 20 year Chrysler Concorde that looks cool from the rear but has a frontend that looks like a freshly caught carp gasping for oxygen. It has a sunroof and a body so dented up I can park anywhere and not give a fuck
An $800 car has no depreciation
this is because the go down when big facelifts appear
You mean Nissan skyline GTR.!
I hate how they took the real name off that car.!!
thats a corvette stingray
I PISSED MYSELF WHEN HE SAID CORVETTE AND SUPER CAR, FUCKING HILARIOUS.
Cars with high depreciation value you should lease if you have a business. Then you can write off the depreciation value every year.
The GTR is showing a Nismo model