Most people who buy very expensive cars are in the "money is no object" bracket, so I wonder why they whinge about such trivialities like depreciation given the pleasure they derive Depreciation on their vehicles might constitute a small proportion of their annual personal/family expenditure

For the rest of us who might just afford an expensive car either due to a good income or say, a windfall gain from an investment we must be careful to buy something that we could keep for many years to come, so depreciation from an early replacement will not enter the equation. Such car must be reliable, practical and evergreen. Like a good Porsche for example

 


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"Porsche....and Nothing else matters"