I wouldn't flap , i suspect you've had enough cars to know a what represents good value plus you're into a good model at the right money so enjoy it but be wary its unlikely to hold value if you sit on it more than 18months/2 yearsPastry wrote:That's a real shame as I love mine. You know what I paid for it and it's loads of motor for the money. If it drops much more it will be E85 money and that would just be wrong! pmr wilks wrote:Id say the comments were reflective of the E89 no matter what side of the atlantic you sleep they are way too pricey list price new & the dismal residuals reflect that , they are still not holding value & continue to freefall seemingly without any reflection of the seasonal price swingPastry wrote:
Do you think the US market is really relevant to the uk?
Youve only got to look at their own cars to know taste isn't one of their strong points..
I have one , id love them to be in demand & rising in value but reality is there are too many for sale for the number of buyers & that will only end up one way
The fudging of numbers from E85s to E89s is relatively new so may take time to settle into predictable territory & until it does it makes interesting times for those who enjoy the whole Z scene