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Did I just hear you say German reliability???? Ok. Your credibility just went down a couple pegs. They are the most UNRELIABLE cars on the road, which is why they have depreciated so much! It's called Planed Obsolescence. And ze Germans are the Kings of it.
Such foolish advice being given here. These cars are pure money pits. There is a reason why these cars are so cheap, maintenance is very expensive. Not to mention tires, insurance, and premium fuel. Especially Bentley and S class. You have to have a big wallet of cash ready to burn during service appts after you buy that.
I got a 2013 V6 Panamera 4 with 60,000 for 30k. BEST deal out there IMO. The V6 is reliable, better on gas and doesn't have the expensive brake and air suspension.
True, only reason why a lot of people hated it , because it was ugly. But boy it delivers you practicality, luxury and power. Also, in my opinion its not even that ugly.
@@vanj004 did you pick up an extended warranty? I did. Just had the oil block replaced that feeds the turbos (it was leaking and is prone to failure) as well as valve cover gaskets that failed (had minor leaks on both sides as well. $7000 service at dealership for simply a $100 deductible. Especially for these cars, since the N63 engine has a lot of potential issues, I recommend an extended warranty. But pick wisely, as the exclusions will get you. I was specific about my policy covering gaskets and seals bc most don’t.
@@MG-bv3vu I just replaced the soft close door actuator. $500 fix. Luckily it too was covered under the extended warranty I purchased. I’ve learned you pay to play. These cars are a steal bc the maintenance is so severe. Hence the extended warranty being worth it’s weight in gold. I spent $5000 on the extended warranty and have spent $100 on the deductible covering $7500 worth of service. The BMW loaner isn’t bad to have while it’s down either. The car is magnificent, but it comes with a maintenance demand. A very high demand at that. So be it. Pay to play.
Has nothing to do with the global supply chain and a war. It's all Biden's fault cuz FUX News said so. Derp!!! Anyways, gas isn't why these vehicles depreciated. It's those first repair bills.
@@choward874 And Republicans have nothing to do with our economy being so fatally addicted to a resource that's going to run out no matter who you vote for. They're not getting rich from rising gas prices... oh wait. Koch bros, Bush Jr., Cheney... Nvm.
Is there a correlation between the cost of repair, yearly maintenance and spare parts versus the depreciation cost? I have a feeling that the reason Lexus and honda holds value is because the cost of repair and maintenance is absurdly low on average
Most ( if not all) these cars are very unreliable and they cost a lot to fix......Lexus (Toyota) are the most reliable cars out there. Be ready to see this cars in the shop most of the time and be ready to spend a ton on the constant repairs. It does makes sense to buy this cars used, unless you don't care about the money.
@@pxcs7559 After having Mercedes, BMW, Audi, and VW cars .....they were all not reliable, always problems. After having Toyota and Lexus .....I'll stick with these cars, they are very reliable and I doubt I will ever go back to a German car, they drive and look great, but who wants to be dealing with all the repairs and problems.
Live in germany and I have bought a few 10 year old cars - the cost of maintenance after 4 years rivals the ticket price. Germany cars are built to last around 150KLMs, then replacements work is required all over.
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If you put it into perspective, try comparing performance to reliability ratios. Keeping a 100hp car with natural aspiration versus a 600hp car with twin turbos and 2 cooling systems are totally different things.
No kidding. The reason they depreciate so fast is because everyone knows they become money pits. My parents had an Audi A6. Lasted a little over ten years before it required a repair that cost more than the car was worth. Went to the junk yard. Got other horror stories from people I knew that owned VWs and BMWs. You get a Honda or Toyota or even some American cars and they are just getting broken in at that point. Korean cars are getting quite good as well. And if they do break down you won't have to mortgage the house to get them fixed.
Great video I had a 2008 Audi S8. I was getting nervous on when my luck with the air suspension would run out. I traded it in for a 2015 certified Panamera. I wanted to match my S8 and it’s the one I came. I loved that S8. But now I love my Porsche.
Infiniti q70 is a sweet bang for the buck. Won’t have same badge appeal as some others, but the v6 is supports pushes the car north to 60 in just over 5 seconds and can even find the more rare V8 option which shaves half a second off that 0-60.
Yeah... all of them can be had for pretty "cheap" but you'll gonna waist a ton of money in repair and those car beside the Infinity are gonna live most of their life at the mechanic shop getting it fix
I'd suggest the VW Golf/Jetta, specifically the MK3,4 or 5 models with either the 2.0 I4 or 2.5 I5. They're mechanically reliable but you'll have a few electrical issues here and there. If you can't do your own repairs or don't want extra performance, stay away from the 1.8t and 2.0t engines. They love to consume engine oil.
When I bought my Jaguar, I started a slush fund for repairs. After 5 years, I spent the unused fund on something else. My Mercedes M Class was not reliable, and every Mercedes Service Department has been miserable. My 2 Boxters great cars, too.
When buying a used Bentley or Rolls for that matter, one should always remember, it's not the actual purchase price.. It's the running costs.. New tyres every year for example...
Not really, I bought a three year old $45k Mercedes just off lease for $24k. A battery, oil changes, tires and scheduled maintainence is all I've done. Never touched the brakes until after about 100k miles, and that was front pads only. Original rear pads and all four rotors still on the car after 112k miles.
Check out the 2013-14 BMW Alpina B7. A well-optioned example with lwb and x-drive was almost $160k, and you can get one for around $30k now. Comfy (all 4 seats are heated, ventilated, massaging, and reclining), fast (540hp/ 538 ft-lbs), and very stylish.
@@leonardskeonard8237 They use the same turbos as many Subarus, they just have a different name and part number. MGT2259s is a fairly common turbo that's easy to rebuild for $400 each. You can replace the CHRA for about $600, or an entire reman turbo can be had for around $1300 each. Not "garbag", your uncle just wasn't resourceful.
@Sterling Abney A Q60 Red Sport has over 100 more wheel horsepower than the G37. Not to mention that they look better and tuning them for a lot more power is incredibly easy.
I've always felt that the people I see at the used Mercedes lot are smarter than the ones buying from the new car lot. I mean, when depreciation costs you more than gas...
I like the Panamera but I’d rather veer off the list a little & go with a Maserati Granturismo! V-8! You have Ferrari DNA & ageless looks & an unbelievable exhaust note!
@Bernard A5: good looking, fun, powerful and luxurious. BUT expensive. C2: cheap but looks terrible, isnt fun, isnt powerful, isnt luxurious. people are not mad, they just want better. Its not just A-B transport for a lot of people.
Bought my 2004 BMW 5 in 2009 for 16k Eur with 60k km. List price of my model was around 50k Eur in 2004. Still driving the same car since then with now 210k km. Besides fluids and doing the breaks every few years, I paid not more than 2000 Eur for repairs on my car since 2009. Best and cheapest ride ever!
I have a Genesis G80 and it's smoooooth and quiet and was super impressed when I test drove it. The 17 speaker stereo is also decent for a stock system.
Looked like you guys listened to the comments on the last few videos! Awesome. Panamera is really a great bargain and will easily last over 200k miles. Just look at the Cayennes
As much as I liked this list let me give you a very ideal deal Genesis G90 Ultimate ( trim level ) is roughly below 80K brand new ! Instead of buying a used Maserati or Bentley a BRAND NEW Genesis is a better deal than a used European luxury car so basically why would you go for brand recognition? In reality it’s the sole reason for many people when they buy this car when other cars offer the comfort the luxury and all the features brand doesn’t matter tbh
Buying the car is one component of ownership, maintenance is the other. Owning one of these cars without a warranty will be painful. Expect to pay thousands for maintenance and repairs when something breaks. And something will break.
crazy depreciation is US thing … I just bought 2015 Mercedes S550 with 80K miles for $30K … it was $130.000 new … one owner , elderly retired couple .. bought it from Porsche dealer who serviced it , and provided all Carfax records … car looks and drives like new … that same car would cost me $80K in Europe … main thing to remember is maintenance, or even better , preventive maintenance, you need to stay on top with service and repairs if needed … Mercedes are selling in Europe for big bucks with 300K - 400K miles all day long … I took new Camry and RAV4 for test drive , it was like driving a wheelbarrow compared to S class … Toyota, Honda etc are good cars but boring as hell … nobody ever dreamed to own Toyota , many dream about owning S class or Bentley… bottom line , it’s apples and oranges, I wouldn’t trade my S class for 5 Toyotas
Who in the hell wants a genesis? Hodgepodge copy. If u can’t afford new, u can’t afford used. If high luxury used car is your thing, get a platinum used car extended warranty!!
My guess is that you guys have never owned a big Merc or Audi, otherwise you'd know the other half of the price will be paid monthly at the mechanics HAHA I would venture to say the same for the Bentley ... had a friend who had one and everything on that car was 10-12 times the price of a mere mortal's car HAHA
Used audi's are crap! I owned one I know! They have terrible transmissions! Ive heard that from several transmission mechanics. Avoid used audi's at all cost!
Used luxury cars are maintenance nightmares. Get ready to shell out the $$$$$ for the old car with the cool badge on it. NO THANKS. I just bought a new Genesis rather than an old European car that was probably not as good at the Genny even when brand new.
Lexus LS500 left out because she holds her value, yet I got a well-optioned 2019 that listed for $93k for $66k in 2021 with 15k miles. 0-60 in 4.6, ten speed paddle shifters and 23 speaker Mark Levinson. 416 hp twin turbo V6. Find one next time.
I had a panamera for 3years and sold it half the price I bought it for. If I had known there would be a chip shortage, I would have waited as the prizes went up again, fast.
This sounds incredible but why don't you tell everyone how much their repair bills will be? Explain to everyone that when you buy a $100,000+ supercar for half the price or even less, when you need to repair it, which will be REAL soon, you aren't fixing a $50,000 or less car, you are fixing a $100,000+car. An oil change that would normally cost you between $50-$100 will cost around $500! That's just an oil change. When you need to drop $10,000-$17,000 to replace the turbos 😳 shit gets real. And then all the lights turn on & don't turn off on your dash $$$$$$
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Did I just hear you say German reliability???? Ok. Your credibility just went down a couple pegs. They are the most UNRELIABLE cars on the road, which is why they have depreciated so much! It's called Planed Obsolescence. And ze Germans are the Kings of it.
You can buy a 100k car for 30k, but remember you are still gonna be paying servicing for a 100k car.
Amen
Exactly why they depreciating so fast
and premium fuel.
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Such foolish advice being given here. These cars are pure money pits. There is a reason why these cars are so cheap, maintenance is very expensive. Not to mention tires, insurance, and premium fuel. Especially Bentley and S class. You have to have a big wallet of cash ready to burn during service appts after you buy that.
The biggest problem with buying one of these cars is getting yelled at by Scotty
I got a 2013 V6 Panamera 4 with 60,000 for 30k. BEST deal out there IMO. The V6 is reliable, better on gas and doesn't have the expensive brake and air suspension.
True, only reason why a lot of people hated it , because it was ugly. But boy it delivers you practicality, luxury and power. Also, in my opinion its not even that ugly.
@@mangotail6808 gorgeous vehicle in my opinion
Sometimes I wonder what people call UGLY... The Panamera is ugly to some? Jesus..
The Audi A7 is a much better option. It looks better. Has the same drivetrain. And costs half the price.
@@arvan_gurjar i like the panamera more. The "Porsche" emblem makes a difference lol
I just picked up a fully loaded ‘14 BMW 650i grand coupe with 50,000 miles for $26,500. Window sticker new was $95,950. Love that car
I picked a 2015 GC with 48k miles last month and love it!
@@vanj004 did you pick up an extended warranty? I did. Just had the oil block replaced that feeds the turbos (it was leaking and is prone to failure) as well as valve cover gaskets that failed (had minor leaks on both sides as well. $7000 service at dealership for simply a $100 deductible.
Especially for these cars, since the N63 engine has a lot of potential issues, I recommend an extended warranty. But pick wisely, as the exclusions will get you. I was specific about my policy covering gaskets and seals bc most don’t.
Yes I how expensive was that?
I had this car.........maintenance nightmare. Coolant & oil leaks, window regulators, and misc repairs every 2 months.
@@MG-bv3vu I just replaced the soft close door actuator. $500 fix. Luckily it too was covered under the extended warranty I purchased.
I’ve learned you pay to play. These cars are a steal bc the maintenance is so severe. Hence the extended warranty being worth it’s weight in gold. I spent $5000 on the extended warranty and have spent $100 on the deductible covering $7500 worth of service. The BMW loaner isn’t bad to have while it’s down either.
The car is magnificent, but it comes with a maintenance demand. A very high demand at that. So be it. Pay to play.
Woohoo! Nice to have options for if gas prices ever go back down.
Nope.we got 3 more years of hyper inflation unfortunately.
@@choward874 Yeah... unfortunately...
Has nothing to do with the global supply chain and a war. It's all Biden's fault cuz FUX News said so. Derp!!!
Anyways, gas isn't why these vehicles depreciated. It's those first repair bills.
@@similaritiesendhere noooooooo! Biden hasn't anything to do with the Alaskan pipeline being shut down! Your absolutely right! 😅😅
@@choward874 And Republicans have nothing to do with our economy being so fatally addicted to a resource that's going to run out no matter who you vote for.
They're not getting rich from rising gas prices... oh wait. Koch bros, Bush Jr., Cheney... Nvm.
Is there a correlation between the cost of repair, yearly maintenance and spare parts versus the depreciation cost?
I have a feeling that the reason Lexus and honda holds value is because the cost of repair and maintenance is absurdly low on average
Most ( if not all) these cars are very unreliable and they cost a lot to fix......Lexus (Toyota) are the most reliable cars out there. Be ready to see this cars in the shop most of the time and be ready to spend a ton on the constant repairs. It does makes sense to buy this cars used, unless you don't care about the money.
@@TheSportsPROgram if you buy a bmw for example it makes no sense to buy it used
@@pxcs7559 After having Mercedes, BMW, Audi, and VW cars .....they were all not reliable, always problems. After having Toyota and Lexus .....I'll stick with these cars, they are very reliable and I doubt I will ever go back to a German car, they drive and look great, but who wants to be dealing with all the repairs and problems.
@@TheSportsPROgram yeah i agree
Live in germany and I have bought a few 10 year old cars - the cost of maintenance after 4 years rivals the ticket price. Germany cars are built to last around 150KLMs, then replacements work is required all over.
Panamera is the only one of the list that has the true potential to become a modern classic one day😁
It’s really a beautifully driving car in an ugly body, but people said the same about the 996 as well and now it’s becoming a classic.
Too many of them made to ever be worth anything.
@@YumboYack2521 agree drives amazing and super comfy but hideous exterior design.
@@YumboYack2521 - I think the Panamera looks amazing. Almost Ferrari or McLaren in my opinion. Better looking by far than an S class or Audi A8
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nearly choked to death when you said 'German reliability'
If you put it into perspective, try comparing performance to reliability ratios. Keeping a 100hp car with natural aspiration versus a 600hp car with twin turbos and 2 cooling systems are totally different things.
@@ItsTheJahJah Honda is more reliable than Toyota. But you are generally right.
No kidding. The reason they depreciate so fast is because everyone knows they become money pits. My parents had an Audi A6. Lasted a little over ten years before it required a repair that cost more than the car was worth. Went to the junk yard. Got other horror stories from people I knew that owned VWs and BMWs. You get a Honda or Toyota or even some American cars and they are just getting broken in at that point. Korean cars are getting quite good as well. And if they do break down you won't have to mortgage the house to get them fixed.
Great video I had a 2008 Audi S8. I was getting nervous on when my luck with the air suspension would run out. I traded it in for a 2015 certified Panamera. I wanted to match my S8 and it’s the one I came. I loved that S8. But now I love my Porsche.
Infiniti q70 is a sweet bang for the buck. Won’t have same badge appeal as some others, but the v6 is supports pushes the car north to 60 in just over 5 seconds and can even find the more rare V8 option which shaves half a second off that 0-60.
It's just a G37. Nothing special about it whatsoever.
Kia stinger is faster
The lincoln mkt too!! 1: it's a sleeper. 2: it's luxury. 3: it's cheep!
4: it shares a lot of parts with Ford, the engine, transmission, so parts are readily available.
@Damilola Akanni yup
5. its ugly af
Lmaoo! Honestly
I love the way you mentioned these cars are not affordable but you failed to mention the repair cost on them is astronomical
He mentioned that several times.
Yeah... all of them can be had for pretty "cheap" but you'll gonna waist a ton of money in repair and those car beside the Infinity are gonna live most of their life at the mechanic shop getting it fix
I have found that with great depreciation comes great maintenance bill(s)
Man said German reliability 😂😂😂🤣🤣😂😂
I nearly choked on my breath seeing how close the s class was to $69,420
the forbidden number
That A8 is $29 000 here in South Africa 🇿🇦 with 60k miles on the clock and all the needed options
Can you please make some more vids for first cars? Especially german? Thanks 😊
I'd suggest the VW Golf/Jetta, specifically the MK3,4 or 5 models with either the 2.0 I4 or 2.5 I5. They're mechanically reliable but you'll have a few electrical issues here and there. If you can't do your own repairs or don't want extra performance, stay away from the 1.8t and 2.0t engines. They love to consume engine oil.
The Hyundai Genesis has come A long ways. I am sold on it.
Can't get over the badge, even if they tried to hide it lol..it's still a hyundai at the end of the day :/
Best Bang for the Buck G 80 V6 Twin Turbo Turns The quarter mile low 12s that's Musle car performance with over 500 hp in the sixtys
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Well at least when prices go up 5000 cause of the video
Cadillac offered Night Vision back in 2000, in the DTS!
The Audi A8, the Q70, the G90, and the Panemera are my fav on this list
That Infinity wad looking really good
When I bought my Jaguar, I started a slush fund for repairs. After 5 years, I spent the unused fund on something else. My Mercedes M Class was not reliable, and every Mercedes Service Department has been miserable. My 2 Boxters great cars, too.
When buying a used Bentley or Rolls for that matter, one should always remember, it's not the actual purchase price.. It's the running costs.. New tyres every year for example...
high depriation means high maintainence cost and low reliability 😭
Yeah they are just discounting you the repair bills.
😆😆German reliability…lol. I laugh when anyone says that…
Not really, I bought a three year old $45k Mercedes just off lease for $24k. A battery, oil changes, tires and scheduled maintainence is all I've done. Never touched the brakes until after about 100k miles, and that was front pads only. Original rear pads and all four rotors still on the car after 112k miles.
Check out the 2013-14 BMW Alpina B7. A well-optioned example with lwb and x-drive was almost $160k, and you can get one for around $30k now. Comfy (all 4 seats are heated, ventilated, massaging, and reclining), fast (540hp/ 538 ft-lbs), and very stylish.
Not worth the BMW repairs and maintenance
Agreed, if you can't do your own maintenance. That might be why they're such a bargain, though.
Straight garbag. My uncle has 1 and the turbo went out. None available in the US or Canada.
@@leonardskeonard8237 They use the same turbos as many Subarus, they just have a different name and part number. MGT2259s is a fairly common turbo that's easy to rebuild for $400 each. You can replace the CHRA for about $600, or an entire reman turbo can be had for around $1300 each. Not "garbag", your uncle just wasn't resourceful.
Not Alpina B7
But 750LI
Panamera for the win
Panamera STOMPS everything else on this list
So far the Infiniti Q 70 seems appealing to me as it’s the cheapest
you can also get the Q70 L for about the same price
The Q50 and Q60 Red Sport is also a great deal. I've seen a ton around the $25-30k. The Q70 is a land yacht which makes sense in the category
@Sterling Abney I have 2 G37 coupes lol. They are one of the best bang for your bucks out there
The only one of the group has no reliability issues and is a great daily driver with all-wheel drive
@Sterling Abney A Q60 Red Sport has over 100 more wheel horsepower than the G37. Not to mention that they look better and tuning them for a lot more power is incredibly easy.
“Intoxicating” to describe that Maserati exhaust is so accurate👌🏼
"German reliability?" Is that a joke? The only thing reliable of luxury German automobiles is that it's reliably going to be a money pit to maintain.
Got a Panamera GTS. Driving it is truly an experience.
Gotta be the Italian beast! You only live once. Lead, follow or get out of the way.
I've always felt that the people I see at the used Mercedes lot are smarter than the ones buying from the new car lot. I mean, when depreciation costs you more than gas...
I have a 2015 genesis g80 absolutely i love it
the Porsche panamara is my favorite
Porsche Panamera--INCREDIBLE UBERING CAR!!
I'm sorry did he say German reliability for the s class 😂😂 you've gotta be joking
Good report and advise.
I like the Panamera but I’d rather veer off the list a little & go with a Maserati Granturismo! V-8! You have Ferrari DNA & ageless looks & an unbelievable exhaust note!
My friend paid $43k for a used Maserati and a year later got a $29k maintenance bill.
When I doubt get the Porsche. Reliable, fantastic ride feel and it’s going to last you well into 150,000 miles.
I wonder how many miles these cars have already been driven to get such dirt rock price. I'm guessing quite a lot.
2:25 German reliability is an oxymoron
No such thing as German reliability
exactly 🤣
Yeah he kinda lost me there. But most of these will be hell to maintain
@@JamaicanMeCrazy I mean there's a reason why these cars depreciated so much
@Bernard A5: good looking, fun, powerful and luxurious. BUT expensive.
C2: cheap but looks terrible, isnt fun, isnt powerful, isnt luxurious.
people are not mad, they just want better. Its not just A-B transport for a lot of people.
I'm like what did he just say... Wooh LOL 😆
i bought a 1998 Lexus LS400 for around $3k a couple years ago. best decision I've ever made
lovely car .
Cadillac was the first car with night vision not the MB s class
Bought my 2004 BMW 5 in 2009 for 16k Eur with 60k km. List price of my model was around 50k Eur in 2004.
Still driving the same car since then with now 210k km. Besides fluids and doing the breaks every few years, I paid not more than 2000 Eur for repairs on my car since 2009. Best and cheapest ride ever!
Love the genesis, but only car i could swing would be the infinity
I have a Genesis G80 and it's smoooooth and quiet and was super impressed when I test drove it. The 17 speaker stereo is also decent for a stock system.
Looked like you guys listened to the comments on the last few videos! Awesome. Panamera is really a great bargain and will easily last over 200k miles. Just look at the Cayennes
Looking to get back into 2009-2016 DPK Boxter again, As soon as my current car is paid for by mid 2023. Love that car.
Love your Videos
Make a video of best electric cars because the gas prices are gone up 😅, some people will appreciate it if you make that video .
Infinity! Never again. Repair bills are ridiculous expensive.
As much as I liked this list let me give you a very ideal deal
Genesis G90 Ultimate ( trim level ) is roughly below 80K brand new ! Instead of buying a used Maserati or Bentley a BRAND NEW Genesis is a better deal than a used European luxury car so basically why would you go for brand recognition? In reality it’s the sole reason for many people when they buy this car when other cars offer the comfort the luxury and all the features brand doesn’t matter tbh
YOU MUST BE JOKING!!!! Genesis depreciate worse than any car on this list!
To be fair, engine on the used cars is going to be more desirable, otherwise I agree, and I'd say just get a used genesis.
@@demos4667
But buying it new you can have it for the typical 5 to 6 years of ownership and then sell it like any other expensive car
@@demos4667
No, don’t buy it used although it can be a good deal if you can find one with low milage
G90 all the way, I bought out the lease on mine.... make sure you get the 420 hp V8!
What’s that
S class and Bentley are the best choices in this video lol
Depreciation lowers the purchase price, alright.
The problem comes when you need to get replacement parts.
The insurance cost is no joke!!
Nice video
Buying the car is one component of ownership, maintenance is the other. Owning one of these cars without a warranty will be painful. Expect to pay thousands for maintenance and repairs when something breaks. And something will break.
Nice videos!
I'll buy the Panamera
crazy depreciation is US thing … I just bought 2015 Mercedes S550 with 80K miles for $30K … it was $130.000 new … one owner , elderly retired couple .. bought it from Porsche dealer who serviced it , and provided all Carfax records … car looks and drives like new … that same car would cost me $80K in Europe … main thing to remember is maintenance, or even better , preventive maintenance, you need to stay on top with service and repairs if needed … Mercedes are selling in Europe for big bucks with 300K - 400K miles all day long … I took new Camry and RAV4 for test drive , it was like driving a wheelbarrow compared to S class … Toyota, Honda etc are good cars but boring as hell … nobody ever dreamed to own Toyota , many dream about owning S class or Bentley… bottom line , it’s apples and oranges, I wouldn’t trade my S class for 5 Toyotas
Who in the hell wants a genesis? Hodgepodge copy. If u can’t afford new, u can’t afford used.
If high luxury used car is your thing, get a platinum used car extended warranty!!
My guess is that you guys have never owned a big Merc or Audi, otherwise you'd know the other half of the price will be paid monthly at the mechanics HAHA I would venture to say the same for the Bentley ... had a friend who had one and everything on that car was 10-12 times the price of a mere mortal's car HAHA
Now I know what to buy in Gran Turismo 7
Great channel bro but I’m not gonna just let you get away with “Spizaz”! 🤣🤣🤣.
2015 Panamera S. $35k
Just bought a 2013 MB e550 cabriolet for less than half the MSRP, with only 27K miles.
They're disposable performance cars that are beautifully designed, but far from being reliable or durable.
Hence their rapid depreciation.
I owned a Panamera for 8 years now and it is the best/most reliable car on that list.
@@wysemanacc84 Porsche may be the exception to the rule.
@@norwegianblue2017 I agree but most people do not know and sometimes you have to tell them facts.
Cool cars
The Jensen Interceptor FF was the first car to have ABS
Used audi's are crap! I owned one I know! They have terrible transmissions! Ive heard that from several transmission mechanics. Avoid used audi's at all cost!
Used luxury cars are maintenance nightmares. Get ready to shell out the $$$$$ for the old car with the cool badge on it. NO THANKS.
I just bought a new Genesis rather than an old European car that was probably not as good at the Genny even when brand new.
WOW, I didnt know the Panamara was so cheap🤯
Yea they are but 911 on other hand is crazy up in value and all from same brand. Go wonder
Lexus LS500 left out because she holds her value, yet I got a well-optioned 2019 that listed for $93k for $66k in 2021 with 15k miles. 0-60 in 4.6, ten speed paddle shifters and 23 speaker Mark Levinson. 416 hp twin turbo V6. Find one next time.
Ideally I'd have an ideal Panamara Turbo S.
Same.
VQ 3.7 all day.
Maserati ghibli, It'll brake necks and brake down at the same time. Run away from these cars don't be fooled by the cool sound
Currently have a
2015 BMW 650!!!
2014 Mercedes E550!!!
Looking for an Audi S7
And a Panamera Turbo!!!!
My dream car is 911 turbo S
I love my FBO 435i m package I picked up for 29k with 30k miles. Looking to add the C8 Z06 this year!
Love to Audi and the Porsche
S Class, Panamara , for lowest maintenance, Infinity
I'm a Porsche gal through and through. I currently own three, including two 911s. The 1st-gen Panamera will always be hideous-looking IMHO.
8 awesome luxury cars for old people.
1:59 100 series Land Cruiser. In fact it was one of the first SUVs to get it in 2002.
And caddy deville had them.. it sucked but it was operational
$10 per gallon gas is new status
I had a panamera for 3years and sold it half the price I bought it for. If I had known there would be a chip shortage, I would have waited as the prizes went up again, fast.
S Call Coupé for the win on this list, followed by the Panamera.
Porsche turbo S awd manual 2016 my dream car
3:35 Sweet symphony
This guy really used reliability and german in the same sentence? 🤣
YUPP!!
This sounds incredible but why don't you tell everyone how much their repair bills will be? Explain to everyone that when you buy a $100,000+ supercar for half the price or even less, when you need to repair it, which will be REAL soon, you aren't fixing a $50,000 or less car, you are fixing a $100,000+car.
An oil change that would normally cost you between $50-$100 will cost around $500! That's just an oil change. When you need to drop $10,000-$17,000 to replace the turbos 😳 shit gets real. And then all the lights turn on & don't turn off on your dash $$$$$$
Right on sheep that want to Grand Stand live an Learn.
What?? No BMW’s?? 😳
So that it can explode after revving it hard once?
Cadillac offered night vision first starting in 2000 offered in their deville and DTS models
I drove the v6 Na panamera. It was low on power high on drivability. The v8, v8tt, or the v6tt would be much better.
You missed a couple. Old 7 series, 2004-2007 Bentley Continental (they go for mid 30's)
I'd seriously like to know where on earth you could buy any of these cars for the prices quoted.