Book Value is depressing
09-15-2007, 06:37 AM
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Book Value is depressing
Was looking at Loti (a-ha) and asked for a book value on my car. Made for very depressing reading
Even tip top condition it would be
Even tip top condition it would be
09-15-2007, 07:14 AM
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Probably, that's a discussion for next week.
However I just found this, third car down.
http://www.swiftsperformance.co.uk/carsales/lotus.htm
However I just found this, third car down.
http://www.swiftsperformance.co.uk/carsales/lotus.htm
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Originally Posted by chilled,Sep 15 2007, 04:14 PM
Probably, that's a discussion for next week.
However I just found this, third car down.
http://www.swiftsperformance.co.uk/carsales/lotus.htm
However I just found this, third car down.
http://www.swiftsperformance.co.uk/carsales/lotus.htm
IIRC the 135R is a good starting point for your needs too.
Where were all these when I was looking?
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09-15-2007, 09:33 AM
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Well, whaddya expect?
If you change your car as often as yer shirt, you're gonna get shafted.
Nothing holds its value any more.
But depreciation follows a curve; so just own it longer.
If you change your car as often as yer shirt, you're gonna get shafted.
Nothing holds its value any more.
But depreciation follows a curve; so just own it longer.
