Boxster depreciation

Mar 11, 2005 2 Replies

I'm looking for an used boxster S, 2000 or 2001 MK



Just one question about about depreciation.



Is it the marvellous one I can see in any car magazine? It seems to me that every year a Porsche like the one I liked will cost me yust nothing compared to any other car on the market (I live in Italy). If I bought for instance a new Golf 2.0 TFSI and I presume to keep it for 5 years, it will cost me



3.600 euro per year (depreciation only) instead of 2.700 euro of an used porsche S MK 2000. Is it really the trouth that Porsche will keep better value than any other car in the market?

If some one likes to know my own way to calculate the depreciation of a car, please contact me. I find the real percentage of depreciation controlling on car magazines and on the internet prices of the the same model for any year, and then I make the comparison with different years.



A 2000 Porsche value today is about 57% of a new one A 1995 Porsche value today is about 39% of a new one.



So, if I buy an 2000 Boxster S used one today I pay more or less 32.000 euro; in 5 years it will be 21.900, less a fixed amount of 3.500 euro for the dealer when you resell the car it means more or less 13.600 euro in 5 years (= 2.700 per year).



Ciao to everyone.



Any new cars will depreciate the most in the first year, then a little less every year thereafter, so it's not a straightline if you are to draw a line. For a Porsche, I would buy the latest model that I can afford, due to incremental improvements they put into the car and not worrying too much about depreciation, because life is too short! TN

2000 Boxster AS/GG (Arctic Silver/ Graphite Gray interior)

I agree with you.

It was a question about numbers and not about the feeling a car like a Porsche could give. Anyway my next car will be a 2000 dark Boxster S, leather sand interiors and so on and it will cost me...nothing compared to the satisfaction of owning one! :))))) (smile) CIAO

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