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Default Re: newly interested in crossfires and need to learn

Originally Posted by nation99
Does anyone have a feel for future price appreciation? Not looking to make money, just interested in enjoying the car for a while and not taking a big loss on selling in the future,
If you buy a reasonable example, expect to pay $8000 to $10,000 for a car with 40,000 to 60,000 miles. You can drive it to 100,000 without much risk of spending a LOT on upkeep. They will be enjoyable miles and you will get $4000 to $5000 (maybe) for it by then. If $5000 is a 'big loss' to you, and if enjoying the car for years is not worth that price, forget the Crossfire.

My SE cost me $9000 with 28000 miles in 2015. If I tried to sell it today, I question if I could get over $7000 for it. BUT, I've driven it 28,000 miles and had tremendous enjoyment doing so - if I could only get $3500 for it today, that would be fine by me.

Of course, it does not matter what I can get for it, I won't sell it, my kids will be dealing with THAT issue...... In fact, I think I'll get me one of those SRT Roadster thingies to go with it.

 
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