5 FAST DEPRECIATING Cars Which Are ALMOST BRAND NEW! (INSANE PERFORMANCE)

All 5 of these cars, bought in 2023, have dropped significantly in value in the space of just 1 year or less! They're all insanely fast, exotic, and hopefully future prices will continue to dip to make them more affordable!

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- Will D.
- Ethan W.
- TheGeordieTiger
- Callum W.
- Byron W.
- Dhruv A.
- Albert L.
- Johannes I.

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BMW M3 Touring

Lotus Emira

Audi RS7

Alfa Romeo Giulia Quadrifoglio

Jaguar F-Type

[calumclark]

The F type, Alfa and Lotus are god tier cars all stunning

[DSG-farts-connoisseur]

waiting a couple more years for Emira to dip even further 😍😍

[crankychris]

Every EV ever made could be on this list...and should.

[bh]

Quality vid, not sure if it’s deliberate bit that was perfect in terms of pace of speech. Snappy and well researched. Thank you!

[jamesmiller]

Shoudl look at BMW 8 series depreciation. I have the M850 and got it for 60k lower than list after 3 years old

[samuraiz]

2 car garage for 100k combined what would you have? 😍👍

[BalrogSlayer]

even tho it's depreciating, it's more of a market correction since these new prices dipping to how much people are willing to pay

[PurestHarmony]

Any chance not give the UK Gov more tax is a must for me. So second hand almost new is a must.

[GeordieAmanda]

My F Type R75 is less than 66% the cost of my previous M3 (G80) to insure, so I don't think insurance is the issue with the price drop. Mpg and emissions aren't great, but those looks and that sound...

[mwilke]

My TLX Type S depreciated 25% in 6 months.

[UrbanBDKNY]

Interesting. I need to see how those Lotus look here in America.

Regarding the Jaguar, buy the latest previous generation f type r for less. They look better anyways

[n-da-bunka]

I used to own one of the Jaguar SVT's (600HP) but it was totalled when an Austrian old man ran into the back of it while it was parked (long story). I now own one of the V8 S7s (bought used) and am currently considering buying an Emira. Have not found ANY discounts on the EMira so ... where are you finding that type of reduction? Ah-Ha! Your in Europe... Now it makes sense

[willemvanriet]

The M3 touring will likely be a rare value investment car in 10-15y

[jamessalmons]

Electric motors are simple. They only have one moving part! A lot simpler than ICE engine be certainty.

[fasthracing]

Surprised to not see a Bentley in the list.

[chrismcerlain]

I love depreciation, means I can buy a cracking 3 year old car with low mileage for a more realistic price from an auction. 👍

[derin]

E -Type wasn’t launched 75 years ago, was it?

[TsZen]

Brand new versus second hand depends entirely on the car and my pockets at the time. For example I’m a BMW fan so I’d gladly spec a G80 if I could. Whereas the RS7 I’d rather buy at a post depreciation price just enjoy a nice daily rocket ship

[kevinhoughton]

Don't forget to take into account the V.A.T. when new, once this is considered they haven't dropped that much in price.

[ApothecaryTerry]

Always used, unless I was filthy rich. Especially now long warranties are the norm (or just cheap) even on used cars. I'd love to pick options, but I'd rather have a car that was triple the price 3 years ago instead!

The QV is really a lovely car, I did find it needed a lot more pace to feel special than I'd hoped which put me off. Also Alfa have misplaced the decimal in their economy figures, I'm actually not sure I've driven a less economical car. Still, it's that or the Emira for me.

The F-Type is the sort of car I want really, but it's got a few flaws like dated infotainment, sub-par economy and a horrible lack of seat/wheel adjustment that means I don't fit properly at all! Otherwise, I'd have one - I'd try a later one to see if that's solved, but it's less pretty and they dropped the V6 so it's either pushing the running costs well past a 911 or a 4-pot GT which is all wrong.