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$100,000 to spend on a car

Discussion in 'General Automotive Discussion' started by bundas, Jul 23, 2015.

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  1. bundas

    bundas F1 Veteran
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    #1 bundas, Jul 23, 2015
    There are a lot more choices now than a few years back. And some really nice cars. The new Lotus comes to mind. The Tesla. Anyone want to add here?
     
  2. dadams73

    dadams73 Formula Junior

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    #2 dadams73, Jul 23, 2015
    New car or any car?
     
  3. sburke

    sburke Formula 3

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    #3 sburke, Jul 23, 2015
    Alfa 4c, and have some extra coin.
     
  4. tundraphile

    tundraphile F1 Veteran

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    #4 tundraphile, Jul 23, 2015
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    430 with a few miles will lose much less compared to any new car in this price range, even paying for Ferrari levels of cost to maintain.
     
  5. WILLIAM H

    WILLIAM H Three Time F1 World Champ

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    #5 WILLIAM H, Jul 23, 2015
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    That's racist & micro aggressive. Here's what youalls b needing :)
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  6. randomlambo

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    #6 randomlambo, Jul 24, 2015
    We know you're tempted but if you want to keep your shirt, do NOT buy that salvage Murcielago for $90K :)
     
  7. Bullfighter

    Bullfighter Two Time F1 World Champ
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    #7 Bullfighter, Jul 24, 2015
    Daily driver? Weekend toy? Classic or modern? New or used?
     
  8. zudnic

    zudnic Formula 3

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    #8 zudnic, Jul 24, 2015
    They start at $122k CDN here for early ones and go up to about $180k CDN for mid years or about $90k to $138k U.S. and they are clean no accident cars.

    Canada is still reasonable for everything. Although some have started asking in U.S. dollars and pricing. Get 430's, 360's, etc. for close to $100k U.S. or under. Same with most Porsche's. Gallardo's, etc.
     
  9. FlyingAttackPorcupine

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    #9 FlyingAttackPorcupine, Jul 24, 2015
    I'm going through this same scenario right now. Thinking of upgrading from my Exige and there's A LOT of new stuff. Viper, used Gallardo or F430, Evora 400, F-Type, etc... I kinda hope the 488 GTB knocks the price of used 458's down so I can snag one of those, but there's so many options I can't decide.
     
  10. dantm

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    #10 dantm, Jul 24, 2015
    Can you show a $122K CDN Murcielago? What sites do you guys use, autotrader.ca and kijjijijiji ;-) or whatever that's called ;-)
     
  11. Bullfighter

    Bullfighter Two Time F1 World Champ
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    #11 Bullfighter, Jul 24, 2015
    The quantity of 458s for sale right now is probably enough to pull prices down even without 488s being widely available.
     
  12. KingofFerrari

    KingofFerrari Rookie

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    #12 KingofFerrari, Jul 24, 2015
    I beg to differ!
     
  13. zudnic

    zudnic Formula 3

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    #13 zudnic, Jul 25, 2015
  14. texasmr2

    texasmr2 Two Time F1 World Champ
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    #14 texasmr2, Jul 26, 2015
    Add the new Focus RS as a stable mate for the 4C and still retain coinage for mods.
     

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