Mileage & Depreciation

[LP610NJ]

[QUOTE=cactus;1851]I look at it this way... if you (have to) worry about depreciation, then you probably shouldn't be buying it. /QUOTE]

Agreed. Now however I'm also worrying about deprecation cause I plan to move to a 599 GTO (let the hating begin) after a year of having my Huracan, but thats cause I want to have a lower difference in price when I do go to trade.

Really though just as long as you keep it under 5k miles I think you won't lose anymore than 25k depending on your market

[carz80am]

[QUOTE=LP610NJ;1855]

I look at it this way... if you (have to) worry about depreciation, then you probably shouldn't be buying it. /QUOTE]

Agreed. Now however I'm also worrying about deprecation cause I plan to move to a 599 GTO (let the hating begin) after a year of having my Huracan, but thats cause I want to have a lower difference in price when I do go to trade.

Really though just as long as you keep it under 5k miles I think you won't lose anymore than 25k depending on your market

That's exactly my thoughts. I don't keep cars very long, longest has been about 18 months, so I was just curious on what people thought about it. Its funny you mentioned the 599, a couple of the salesman at the dealership think that's the best bang for your buck right now. I thought about it as well before I got the Huracan. I'd love to put it next to the Huracan. Anyone with some sort of business/financial sense at least thinks about value/depreciation, doesn't necessarily mean they have to worry about it or can't afford it. I enjoy the buying/selling process.

[cactus]

[QUOTE=carz80am;1859]

That's exactly my thoughts. I don't keep cars very long, longest has been about 18 months, so I was just curious on what people thought about it. Its funny you mentioned the 599, a couple of the salesman at the dealership think that's the best bang for your buck right now. I thought about it as well before I got the Huracan. I'd love to put it next to the Huracan. Anyone with some sort of business/financial sense at least thinks about value/depreciation, doesn't necessarily mean they have to worry about it or can't afford it. I enjoy the buying/selling process.

Even if I do think about it I wouldn't bring it up. Generally, financially savvy people don't need to ask or discuss publicly, IMO. It's definitely a sign of an immature investor or one lacking experience/confidence. But I guess this is the Internet age, and those seeking validation are a just keystroke away. I guess I'm old-school. :P