Can someone tell me how depreciation works?
I know it's a yearly thing but is it gradual or does the price drop the moment it's a year?
The car I want is in the 28-35k range (2015 c class) but I am waiting for it to dip to 25-27k, by December, is that possible?
>>15326431
It drops 10% the moment the car is driven off the lot, for what that's worth
>>15326431
It'll drop to whatever someone is willing to sell one for, dumbass
Cars depreciate immediately once bought new and taken off the lot, followed by a gradual decline to an asymptote.
Benzes. being luxury cars, depreciate very fast, but I would wager you're gonna need to wait at least two years for the price to get to that point.
>>15326464
>2 years to decorate 2-4k
The solution to depression?
Buy only reliable luxury cars like Lexus, Acura, Infiniti and Porsche.
>>15326527
>depression
Fucking auto correct....depreciation.
Yeah, well you are less depressed when you have a car like that.
>>15326527
>Lexus
>Acura
>Infiniti
>>15326431
A car's value is not a set thing. It's literally dependent on every single thing about your car, and the person who'd be buying it.
>>15326431
Like supply and demand in a nutshell with a sprinkle of jew.
EXAMPLE:
Benz Nig-Class price: 60 melons
1 year after (used) : 50 melons
2 years after : 47 melons
3 years after: 35 melons (This is when the lease ends for most people who "owns" a Mercedes, so that is why you see a shitload of cheap ass used Mercedes from 2013 at the moment)
4 years after (this is when maintenence hits the fan): 30 melons
5 years after: 28 melons
etc...
Of course, mileage is a factor as well.
>>15326861
This. Cars like a Mercedes or BMW usually drop 40% after 3 years.
>>15326861
2014 2 year leases will start ending in August so that's a startv
>>15326431
OP did you not go to school? come on.