Carmax offered me $17K for my Benz...LOL


.. Go try to sell your ROLEX, Wife's Diamonds, Mods
Come on guys that's like asking a trucking company to deliver your goods for the cost of GAS 
Once again " OUR CARS ARE NOT INVESTMENTS" Now quit your crying and start havin some FUN with your car...
Damn, I just spent 2k on a CALL GIRL, I had a great time, but I was really pissed off that she wouldn't return my MONEY when I was done giving her the all mighty SHLONG..


As the saying goes, you don't pay a call girl for sex, you pay her to leave...
Last edited by regor60; Jan 1, 2009 at 01:18 PM.


.. Go try to sell your ROLEX, Wife's Diamonds, Mods
Come on guys that's like asking a trucking company to deliver your goods for the cost of GAS 
Once again " OUR CARS ARE NOT INVESTMENTS" Now quit your crying and start havin some FUN with your car...
Damn, I just spent 2k on a CALL GIRL, I had a great time, but I was really pissed off that she wouldn't return my MONEY when I was done giving her the all mighty SHLONG..


soon as they build a car worthy of repeated abuse, they can raise prices. those GT-Rs are worthless to me without the use of the launch control.
wish i could turn in my car early on lease, i would get a E55 or E63 in a heartbeat
that might be the worst depreciation in the history of the world.

Luxury cars are getting hammered right now. I'm seeing depreciation rates of well over $1000/month on some of them (S65s are at -$2K/mo right now!
). First, the economy is in the *****ter, and secondly, 'tis the season for lease specials, which means that lots of lease returns from two-three years ago when times were good and sales were high are hitting the market at the same time in this down economy, which means lots of supply with sharply reduced demand.Hopefully this will slow somewhat now that we're into January; typically prices drop the most rapidly in Q4 and level off in Q1.
that might be the worst depreciation in the history of the world. 
Here is some scarry math......
2006 S65 AMG
MSRP $195K
SOLD $37K
2.5 year Depreciation: 158K
per month dep: $5,266
Dep %: 81% (2.5 years)
Annualized rate of dep: -45% (thats like the stock market this year but for 1.5 more years).
What a RIP OFF. Ouch.
If you know your car would be worth 18% of its initial value in just 30 months what would you do? Perhaps thats why new 65 AMGs sell for 135K new now and not $195-205K?
The Best of Mercedes & AMG


.. Go try to sell your ROLEX, Wife's Diamonds, Mods
Come on guys that's like asking a trucking company to deliver your goods for the cost of GAS 
Once again " OUR CARS ARE NOT INVESTMENTS" Now quit your crying and start havin some FUN with your car...
Damn, I just spent 2k on a CALL GIRL, I had a great time, but I was really pissed off that she wouldn't return my MONEY when I was done giving her the all mighty SHLONG..



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I sold my e46 m3 but it ONLY took me well over a year to finally sell it at a price I was happy with. Dealer offered me around $17k for it and I ended up getting nearly double that on a private sale. However my friend put up her 2007 Camry and sold it within 2 days for $18.5k.
I'm shopping for a e63 or m5 right now and everyone tells me the e55 are almost unsellable unless you give them away. I don't know if that is true but with used cars it's a double problem since if you hold onto it, you will lose value and if you sell fast, you will get low-balled by whoever. I agree that cars are not usually investments and in this economy even the mighty GT-R will sell below sticker soon. A porsche dealer offered me a loaded brand new 08 Cayenne GTS for $17.5k OFF MSRP! That is nuts but too bad it's still $$$ money!
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