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What modern supercar will hold it's value?

Discussion in 'General Automotive Discussion' started by stardoc, Nov 10, 2019.

  1. stardoc

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    #1 stardoc, Nov 10, 2019
    If you had a $500k-$800k budget, which modern day car would you expect to hold its value and still give a contemporary driving experience? I'm partial to the Murcielago SV or gated LP640s, but it seems that the next level up is in the $1.5M+ range of hyper cars.
     
  2. jferrante

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    #2 jferrante, Nov 10, 2019
    Carerra GT

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    #3 JAM1, Nov 10, 2019
    Detamaso P72
     
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    #4 amenasce, Nov 11, 2019
    Carrera GT, SLR (if you buy at $250k), Murcie SV, Diablo GT.

    997 GT2 are cheap (the regular one).
     
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    #5 absent, Nov 11, 2019
    Your Dad's Aston V600 LM.
     
  6. DIGMAN52

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    #6 DIGMAN52, Nov 11, 2019
    Ford GT
     
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  7. ttforcefed

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    #7 ttforcefed, Nov 11, 2019
    cgt, 458 aperta, and tdf most likely - ford GT is way under 500k no?
     
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    #8 DIGMAN52, Nov 12, 2019
    Not the new Ford GT.
     
  9. ttforcefed

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    #9 ttforcefed, Nov 12, 2019
    Arent those 1m bucks?
     
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    #10 DIGMAN52, Nov 12, 2019
    If you were selected by Ford to get one, list is now starting around $550k , with another $30-50k of paint and carbon fiber options available.
     
  11. ttforcefed

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    #11 ttforcefed, Nov 12, 2019
    i don't get the sense thats what the OP was asking about - sounds to me like he is purchasing in the secondary market.
     
  12. ross

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    #12 ross, Nov 13, 2019
    the op needs to define 'contemporary driving experience'.

    since he lists a gated car thereafter, presumably flappy paddles are not a requirement for this experience.
     
  13. Jamie H

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    #13 Jamie H, Nov 15, 2019
    This may seem harsh but in my opinion none of them....modern cars are not going to appreciate in value the way the older ones did. If so it will be a precious few


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