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Emira Fiend
Market analysis and trends for car ownership, supply and demand, underlying economic macro and micro trends, product and brand history analysis …. All sounds like a skill to me
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Selling your newly arrived car in a slowing market, with higher interest rates and with zero car specific market information is gambling. Glad that it worked out but in the investment world that doesn't go through an IC. That and Vegas is the sameMarket analysis and trends for car ownership, supply and demand, underlying economic macro and micro trends, product and brand history analysis …. All sounds like a skill to me
I do not think anyone will "lose" big time. My guess it will cost you a few thousand pounds to drive for 5 months. Maybe 5K at most. (that's including insurance and petrol etc. all in)Due to fact I’ve ordered a new BMW Mi240 X drive ( got carried away on all the options lol ) and don’t think I can go another 4/5 months without my own car ( I could get a grey one straight away but I want purple )
my poor hubby never has his Disco as I have it every w/e and feel guilt he using his work van for golf ️ and I’m in the camp of using my Emira till my new car comes. I would be really hoping though that I don’t loose big time on the Emira for 4/5 months. I don’t do many miles and I’ll surely enjoy her but would this plan cost me big bucks to enjoy a few w/e miles
Yes and no. Vegas is pure gambling. Buying a high demand car that has an order book larger than 2 years worth of production isn't exactly gambling. It leans more to safer bet the depreciation curve won't be very large if any at the beginning. Will it get huge over MSRP, I don't know. Will it lose 10K driving it off the lot, probably not - just based on the demand. I would have no issue driving the Emira for 6 months and knowing it will probably cost me less than a Kia for the same amount of time.Selling your newly arrived car in a slowing market, with higher interest rates and with zero car specific market information is gambling. Glad that it worked out but in the investment world that doesn't go through an IC. That and Vegas is the same
In normal times I would completely agree, not sure we are currently entering "normal" times. However I do hope your right.Yes and no. Vegas is pure gambling. Buying a high demand car that has an order book larger than 2 years worth of production isn't exactly gambling. It leans more to safer bet the depreciation curve won't be very large if any at the beginning. Will it get huge over MSRP, I don't know. Will it lose 10K driving it off the lot, probably not - just based on the demand. I would have no issue driving the Emira for 6 months and knowing it will probably cost me less than a Kia for the same amount of time.
I agreeYes and no. Vegas is pure gambling. Buying a high demand car that has an order book larger than 2 years worth of production isn't exactly gambling. It leans more to safer bet the depreciation curve won't be very large if any at the beginning. Will it get huge over MSRP, I don't know. Will it lose 10K driving it off the lot, probably not - just based on the demand. I would have no issue driving the Emira for 6 months and knowing it will probably cost me less than a Kia for the same amount of time.
Joder - respectfully, I hope you are not in the investment business. Especially advising clients. I've been working managing third party institutional capital for two decades and can tell the difference between investing and betting. If you don't like Vegas comparison that's ok, but there are no fundamentals here. It's a hope strategy.I agree
Vegas is a none sensical comparison as you put 100k down in vegas and if you loose, you LOOSE ALL YOUR MONEY... it is virtually impossible to loose all your money on the Emira, it surely CANT be that bad!
Harry seems to be enjoying it, took it to Italy and although there will surely be a few niggles, overall I believe his review and other reviews later from him will HELP residuals and hence less risk for @AudR8 and for me IF I were to do the same thing, which I would not in the UK as the weather sucks for the next 3 - 4 months (6 months to a year in Canada) and hence I think its better just to wait it out or get something short term NOW...not await the Emira which could still be another 2 months for you? You never know...
While there is not too much skill and it is "luck" dependent, I think the stockmarket is also luck dependent in many ways and most of the experts claim they know far more than they do and make money off others money, rather than off their own money... ie they win no matter whether you as an investor do or not... But what do I know.
We've been through all of this..... and we are off topic, as again, we are only meant to post adverts!
haha...Im not, but I have worked with many investment managers and they all seem to know everything, after the fact.. hah.. but well, lets not get personal.Joder - respectfully, I hope you are not in the investment business. Especially advising clients. I've been working managing third party institutional capital for two decades and can tell the difference between investing and betting. If you don't like Vegas comparison that's ok, but there are no fundamentals here. It's a hope strategy.
I HOPE you are right and people do well. I'm no @Leonard ! But other than a few folks, it's hard to make a living of cars so I'll stick to the more tried and true asset classes.haha...Im not, but I have worked with many investment managers and they all seem to know everything, after the fact.. hah.. but well, lets not get personal.
It is a bit of hope, but common sense tells you any car with a waiting list of 18 months should sell for overs..... especially the first few.... not much hope needed I'd say, but I do hope..
keep in mind, our current interest rate situation / recession is government inflicted/induced. Both by injecting money because of covid and lockdowns / broken supply chains. They can stop short of crushing the economy if they want. But don't get me wrong, I believe it is a necessary move to get us back to "normal" economic growth, but the fed can "flip" the switch and keep it moving.In normal times I would completely agree, not sure we are currently entering "normal" times. However I do hope your right.
@TomE is this the one?I think it’s been re-listed on Autotrader and Pistonheads at £99k. I haven’t checked the details to see if it’s the same dealer and car.
Well, Im not sure "they have changed their name" have they? I think its just another person haha.They’ve changed their name now… looks like someone who has signed up specifically to bid on the emira then… so a customer not a dealer
CC now up to
£77,500
Emera2022
I hope they do really know how to spell Emeera.......
ohh i see....I meant the spelling on cc is now correct… hence I assume they’ve changed their logon name based on the above
I think we’re now close to the point where dealers will disappear- we know one dealer will pay c86k based on motorway and we’re nearly there with the whopping fee… so it’s customers and enthusiasts only from now on I reckon…
This offer is new: an immediately available Emira V6 man FE with just delivery kms, never really driven, 124.899 EUR incl. 19 % of German VAT (stated in the text). In Germany there is no luxury tax, so the profit would be about 25.000 EUR (gross) if it will be sold as it is advertised. The photos should be real (Komotec number plate holders).