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its worth is between 4000$ - 12,000$ here in the Philippines

Nice ride bro love my z

Missed by $5 grand on this one. The car sold for $67,500 which seems like crazy money to me, but congrats to the new owner.

Just DON"T go to a BENTLEY DEALER . FLYING SPARES & INTROCAR in the U.K are you friends for parts .Anywhere from 1/4 to 1/2 price for parts vs Stealerships.

It sold for $25,807 so I was off by $1693 dollars. Not a bad guess.

One of my favorite cars

Well, I was way off on this one. I guess I should have looked at the photos more carefully. I guessed it would sell for $20,000 but it actually sold for $10,500. Maybe I should hold off on my idea of car flipper for just a bit.

I was way off on this one, this H2 sold for $26,250.

It seems like a steal to me 😂

Millennial steam, is that you?!

Beautiful Hummer H-2.Same blue as my 2006 H-3

Warranties are a hell of a thing

Could have

The car sold for $12,250, so my guess of $12,500 wasn't too bad.

2019 Chevrolet Corvette Grand Sport Coupe Callaway SC627 sold for just under 78,000 usd. Finished in Finished in Ceramic Matrix Gray Metallic with Volcano Orange hash marks over gray leather upholstery the car is powered by a supercharged 6.2 liter LT1Engine that makes 627 horsepower. Power is sent to the rear wheels through a seven speed automatic transmission. But how bad was the depreciation? Well assuming that the car was purchased for its MSRP of just over $98,000 USD, the car has lost $20,000 worth of value. Cool car and congrats to the new owner.

all vehicles depreciate. They are a ware item they’re not meant to be an investment.

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Not a fan of Stevens, has to be Giugiaro.

I was always under the illusion that Lotus stood for “Lots Of Trouble, Usually Serious”😂

Bought mine at 17k miles for $55k back in 2021

that's why i don't sell cars in the same decade as i buy them!

Only 8000 miles!!? Damn🤔😂😎

Well, it is automatic. What do you expect from car enthusiastic ?

In 2022, I was looking at one in grabber blue for $67k. So glad I didn't buy it.

Good tip. Any similar for 90,000?

It had 40,000 miles. Its condition was only fair.

8 years not bad

Toyota products obviously depreciate, as does any car brand. But you know what makes Toyota products special even when they age? Their resale value. Try selling a 10 yr old Lexus or Toyota, then try selling a 10 yr old Audi, BMW, or Mercedes. Guarantee you’ll have an easier time with the Lexus, and probably get more too assuming it’s the same category of car.

That is way below market. Market value for a 2017 RCF depending on the options and packages is between $51K and $55K. Typically, 2017+ goes for $50+ K. It is misinformation to generalize based on one single case. In my own market study, such cases are due to accidents, mileage, missing service records and issues with the cars. Go look at autotrader or CarGurus etc. to see what typically a 2017 RCF sells for.

Holy moly

if you consider the effects of inflation the real depreciation is $174 000 to $103 000

4 litre, not 5. That’s on me, my bad.

0:13 its powered by a 5 litre 4 litre V8? Huh?

Haha...truth.....that's why I got my DB9.2 for less than half of msrp at 11k miles......wonderful 2nd buyer's cars

So $1.20 a mile to drive this car, not including gasoline and insurance.