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I don't think so, insurance is high, it burns a lot of fuel, and it's so complicated that repairs will be costly. The idea that an old luxury car is "better" t
by namdnay 4y ago
I don't think so, insurance is high, it burns a lot of fuel, and it's so complicated that repairs will be costly.
The idea that an old luxury car is "better" than a newer economy model is something that sounds nice, but just doesn't work out
- jacquesm 4y agoThat depends on the 'old luxury car'.
- avereveard 4y agoThe low sales model are almost never a good investment for daily usage cars because there won't be as many replacement part from wreckers once official support ends.
- josefrichter 4y agoWell, the maintenance cost is always higher for vintage cars. I am pointing to the fact that it's quite unique design that I, personally, subjectively, think has a potential to ripe over time, just like some other older Citroens. I don't mean it as everyday replacement of modern car, I agree that doesn't work. The development in car industry is actually so fast, that a new car is infinitely better than a 10yo car.