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Old 06-03-2019, 03:54 PM   #20
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The only other instances I can think of where buying cars can make you money is at the upper echelon of the market.

Limited run Ferrari, Porsches etc which the dealer sells knowing the market value will go up immediately. Even then it isn't cut and dry, some cars hold value/go up. Others drop like a stone.

It's often why you see people with supercars switching cars often. They "buy" the car, via financing. Make payments on it, while investing the rest of their money.

Then sell without much of a loss at all, or make some money and move on to the next thing. It's quite a interesting market if you are smart, or lucky enough to buy the right cars at the right time.
You are also at the risk of losing a bunch of money. tens of thousands, even hundreds
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