Resale value of 6.2 litre C63 after new 5.5L biturbo hits shelves
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Resale value of 6.2 litre C63 after new 5.5L biturbo hits shelves
Hi guys,
Just wondering what everyone's thoughts are on whether the resale value of the current 6.2 litre C63 will be once the 5.5 litre bi-turbo hits the shelves?
I guess some things to consider might be:
Cheers,
John
Just wondering what everyone's thoughts are on whether the resale value of the current 6.2 litre C63 will be once the 5.5 litre bi-turbo hits the shelves?
I guess some things to consider might be:
- I know the 5.5 will have more power stock but with tunes etc on the NA 6.2, what is the HP comparison?
- The 5.5 will also have significantly better fuel economy. This doesn't bother me but will it bother people when comparing the models?
- What will the 5.5 sound like compared to the 6.2? Surely it wouldn't sound as good?
- Do you think that the 6.2 resale might actually improve when the 5.5 hits the shelves? ie. do you think some people might prefer the larger 6.2L NA engine?
- Will the 5.5 have better tuning capabilities via increasing boost levels etc?
Cheers,
John
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Hi guys,
Just wondering what everyone's thoughts are on whether the resale value of the current 6.2 litre C63 will be once the 5.5 litre bi-turbo hits the shelves?
I guess some things to consider might be:
Cheers,
John
Just wondering what everyone's thoughts are on whether the resale value of the current 6.2 litre C63 will be once the 5.5 litre bi-turbo hits the shelves?
I guess some things to consider might be:
- I know the 5.5 will have more power stock but with tunes etc on the NA 6.2, what is the HP comparison?
- The 5.5 will also have significantly better fuel economy. This doesn't bother me but will it bother people when comparing the models?
- What will the 5.5 sound like compared to the 6.2? Surely it wouldn't sound as good?
- Do you think that the 6.2 resale might actually improve when the 5.5 hits the shelves? ie. do you think some people might prefer the larger 6.2L NA engine?
- Will the 5.5 have better tuning capabilities via increasing boost levels etc?
Cheers,
John
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Hi guys,
Just wondering what everyone's thoughts are on whether the resale value of the current 6.2 litre C63 will be once the 5.5 litre bi-turbo hits the shelves?
I guess some things to consider might be:
Cheers,
John
Just wondering what everyone's thoughts are on whether the resale value of the current 6.2 litre C63 will be once the 5.5 litre bi-turbo hits the shelves?
I guess some things to consider might be:
- I know the 5.5 will have more power stock but with tunes etc on the NA 6.2, what is the HP comparison?
- The 5.5 will also have significantly better fuel economy. This doesn't bother me but will it bother people when comparing the models?
- What will the 5.5 sound like compared to the 6.2? Surely it wouldn't sound as good?
- Do you think that the 6.2 resale might actually improve when the 5.5 hits the shelves? ie. do you think some people might prefer the larger 6.2L NA engine?
- Will the 5.5 have better tuning capabilities via increasing boost levels etc?
Cheers,
John
no one knows for sure the results, but I'd guess that like anything new model, the older model loses value and most people will want the newer version that's just how life works, why do you think divorce is such a huge business?
will some people prefer the NA motor? Yes, but I'd guess when the 5.5TT or whatever replaces it in the C63 arrives, all of the fanboys will jump on board
as for the sound, you can listen to the sound of the new CLS63--on the video it just doesn't sound as good--I think our NA motors have one of the nicest sounding exhaust notes ever produced!
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Hi guys,
Just wondering what everyone's thoughts are on whether the resale value of the current 6.2 litre C63 will be once the 5.5 litre bi-turbo hits the shelves?
I guess some things to consider might be:
Cheers,
John
Just wondering what everyone's thoughts are on whether the resale value of the current 6.2 litre C63 will be once the 5.5 litre bi-turbo hits the shelves?
I guess some things to consider might be:
- I know the 5.5 will have more power stock but with tunes etc on the NA 6.2, what is the HP comparison?
- The 5.5 will also have significantly better fuel economy. This doesn't bother me but will it bother people when comparing the models?
- What will the 5.5 sound like compared to the 6.2? Surely it wouldn't sound as good?
- Do you think that the 6.2 resale might actually improve when the 5.5 hits the shelves? ie. do you think some people might prefer the larger 6.2L NA engine?
- Will the 5.5 have better tuning capabilities via increasing boost levels etc?
Cheers,
John
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I was under the impression that the 5.5L was coming to the C63 at some stage? I'd probably prefer it not to for the potential of it negatively affecting resale.
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Hi guys,
Just wondering what everyone's thoughts are on whether the resale value of the current 6.2 litre C63 will be once the 5.5 litre bi-turbo hits the shelves?
I guess some things to consider might be:
Cheers,
John
Just wondering what everyone's thoughts are on whether the resale value of the current 6.2 litre C63 will be once the 5.5 litre bi-turbo hits the shelves?
I guess some things to consider might be:
- I know the 5.5 will have more power stock but with tunes etc on the NA 6.2, what is the HP comparison?
- The 5.5 will also have significantly better fuel economy. This doesn't bother me but will it bother people when comparing the models?
- What will the 5.5 sound like compared to the 6.2? Surely it wouldn't sound as good?
- Do you think that the 6.2 resale might actually improve when the 5.5 hits the shelves? ie. do you think some people might prefer the larger 6.2L NA engine?
- Will the 5.5 have better tuning capabilities via increasing boost levels etc?
Cheers,
John
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I'm hoping they do put the 5.5 in, and the resale of the 6.2 drops, so I can pick one up! People are still asking $45K+ for '08s, I need them to get under $40K.
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45k is a bargain.
Spare a thought for us in Australia. You cannot buy any C63 for under 120k no matter what age it is. The cost new is $165,000 inc. on road costs in Australia.
Spare a thought for us in Australia. You cannot buy any C63 for under 120k no matter what age it is. The cost new is $165,000 inc. on road costs in Australia.
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The C63 will continue to depreciate like cars always do... with the biggest loss coming in the first year, and depreciation levelling off every year after that.
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I guess that's why our resale in Australia isn't suffering that badly because the cars are quite expensive hence limiting the number of them on the road.
I paid $162K AUD ($167K USD) for my car on the road with Keyless Go, Rear view camera and LSD.
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SOOOO true!!! I think I'm going to go blind reading about another one of our friends across the pond complaining about the price of a C63 @ $45K!!! hahahaha (just kidding guys)
I guess that's why our resale in Australia isn't suffering that badly because the cars are quite expensive hence limiting the number of them on the road.
I paid $162K AUD ($167K USD) for my car on the road with Keyless Go, Rear view camera and LSD.
I guess that's why our resale in Australia isn't suffering that badly because the cars are quite expensive hence limiting the number of them on the road.
I paid $162K AUD ($167K USD) for my car on the road with Keyless Go, Rear view camera and LSD.
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SOOOO true!!! I think I'm going to go blind reading about another one of our friends across the pond complaining about the price of a C63 @ $45K!!! hahahaha (just kidding guys)
I guess that's why our resale in Australia isn't suffering that badly because the cars are quite expensive hence limiting the number of them on the road.
I paid $162K AUD ($167K USD) for my car on the road with Keyless Go, Rear view camera and LSD.
I guess that's why our resale in Australia isn't suffering that badly because the cars are quite expensive hence limiting the number of them on the road.
I paid $162K AUD ($167K USD) for my car on the road with Keyless Go, Rear view camera and LSD.
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Almost 3 for the price of 1 out of curiosity what can you get for $160k there?
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SOOOO true!!! I think I'm going to go blind reading about another one of our friends across the pond complaining about the price of a C63 @ $45K!!! hahahaha (just kidding guys)
I guess that's why our resale in Australia isn't suffering that badly because the cars are quite expensive hence limiting the number of them on the road.
I paid $162K AUD ($167K USD) for my car on the road with Keyless Go, Rear view camera and LSD.
I guess that's why our resale in Australia isn't suffering that badly because the cars are quite expensive hence limiting the number of them on the road.
I paid $162K AUD ($167K USD) for my car on the road with Keyless Go, Rear view camera and LSD.
i don't think he's referring to the mechanical kind..
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Guys, since we're on the topic of pricing across geographies again, may i remind everyone that in singapore we get hit with the *****stick par excellence. A new c63 costs SGD374k (288k USD). That's besides the 5700 USD the government imposes on road tax each year to keep a 6.2L motor on the road.. for one to drive from stoplight to stoplight. She only gets to flex her muscles on the highways in Malaysia :<
Duh, stupid me!
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