marcekb
Well-Known Member
Now, I almost went there in my earlier comment. I totally agree and the used market may cool off in the next year or two. I suspect warranty benefit won't beat the cost of money here, especially because a "sale" doesn't mean "saving money" if you weren't otherwise going to buy it in the first place. (Repairs < new cost + interest) But I am the last person to disagree with your ultimate point... I always appreciate someone who can help me justify a purchase on other grounds.As a Finance Broker I would like to agree with you, however there are a cou[le of other factors involved: (i) Accelerated Rate of Depreciation could exceed interest savings - especially on a superseded 5 year old car or the Differential between Depreciation and replacement interest rate / costs (ii) Warranty Benefit on new car (iii) The value of the degree of Pleasure you are denying yourself with a new GT!
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