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Originally Posted by Decay107
Here was some advice I gave in another thread
For you, I'd also recommend a good car cover and plugging exhaust, intake, and any other holes to prevent critters from making a home.
Honestly though, given the depreciation hit from storing a new car for 2 years you would be better off financially selling. You can always buy another after the 2 years are over.
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Just the opposite- depreciation when manufacturing years aren't too big an issue (read: the twins are going to stay relatively like they are now) would be factored around mileage as the primary driver over the asset's useful (depreciable) life. 2016 and 2017's aren't going to be wildly different... he'd be taking a huge hit right now selling it low mileage after he just got it