Nissan GTR - How are the resale values?
#16
Also, the dealer doesn't risk anything. It's the manufacturer that risks it. The dealer gets their money from the financing company and they're all set. The manufacturer gets the car back at the end of the deal.
#17
I got neg rep'd because a 4 yr old car decreased about $10k.
I find it amusing that because a car is doing well, people are offended. It proves their character (or lack of one).
Sorry, the GT-R isn't failing like many here predicted.
I find it amusing that because a car is doing well, people are offended. It proves their character (or lack of one).
Sorry, the GT-R isn't failing like many here predicted.
#18
In the 4 years that the GTR has been available on our shores, it has more than proved it's "worth". There will always be haters out there.
#19
All true, but the GTR is still riding a wave (significantly above norm demand) that will eventually end. It may last another week or another couple of years, No one can know for sure. When the wave ends, the GTR will depreciate like most other similar cars (~17% first year and ~9% each additional year, tapping out ~33% of its original Invoice value). Like you, I have owned many cars and have seen this wave before. Just sayin...
#20
All true, but the GTR is still riding a wave (significantly above norm demand) that will eventually end. It may last another week or another couple of years, No one can know for sure. When the wave ends, the GTR will depreciate like most other similar cars (~17% first year and ~9% each additional year, tapping out ~33% of its original Invoice value). Like you, I have owned many cars and have seen this wave before. Just sayin...
As for me, even if I owned a Bugatti Royale I would drive that thing. Its a car. Buy jewelry if you want something expensive where the purpose is to look at it.
I don't get it. Please don't explain.
Rant over.