DEPRECIATION STATION

No Alfa after 1975 has ever held its value

any electric or hybrid

>>16654939
Any non-EU luxury car.

I honestly hope this car depreciates so then I can afford one.

>>16654986
Why don't you buy a 2009 Quattroporte. It's better than this car in every single department and they're starting to go under $20k.

>>16655006
Because I live in Australia so they're more expensive than that. Also I'm just dreaming. There's plenty of other cars I'd get first.

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>>16654977
Any EU luxury car.

See any Rolls Royce built after 1979

>>16655006
>better
Better how?

>>16655053
>V8
>engine actually made by Ferrari
>Ferrari made interior parts instead of Chrysler
>designed and engineered from the ground up to be it's own car rather than cobbled together from a few existing models
>fairly simple to work on
>looks way better
>sounds 200x better
>more comfortable
>not a dolled up Chrysler

I'm only talking about the pre 2014 QP, the current ones, like the Alfas, are Chryslers with cool Italian badges. If you wouldn't buy a 300c you shouldn't want to buy a Giulia or Ghibli

>>16654977
LE MEMES

Try to buy a 3.0 tdi V6 diesel Audi, the legendary brand that never loses its value, then ask its value just 1-2 years later.

From 60.000€ to 29.000€ if you're lucky.

Most cars depreciate quickly, so I never really understood why people are so concerned about it. When the difference of a few thousand dollars (in most cases) is enough to break your bank, then you shouldn't be buying either car.

>>16655082
>Alfas, are Chryslers with cool Italian badges

like, how? i always thought if FCA made the next gen Challenger/Barracuda cars they'd just be re-badge'd alfas.

>>16655108
Somehow Chrysler made the new 200 (with a V6) a pretty nice car... If you ignore the untrustworthy 9-speed and tiny rear seats. It's like FCA makes moves in the right direction in some areas, but forgets about being realistic. Like all their cars are stuck in the concept stage.

>>16655108
You have to understand that he was cucked by an Italian so it's salty about the Italian culture, Italian cars, etc..

The nickname "heartbreaker" resembles his wet dream of becoming an Italian lover, the typical alpha male you can see in the Italian movies from the 50's and 60's.

He miserably failed, so it's butthurt.

>>16655082
>Giulia having Chrysler parts
>spewing shit on a taiwanese crochet board for free

>>16654977
yurop is no exception, those things drop in value like bricks.

>>16654961
>tfw 2012 leafs are still 25k AUD

>>16654942
8Cs are doing pretty well

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>>16654939
Lincolns depreciate like rocks. I've driven a Fusion Titanium 2.0t, and that was really nice. I would love to have he same thing with 50% more engine, 100% more driven wheels, and 100% more turbos.