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Old 30-01-2011, 07:44 PM   #11
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Not a shot at you, but this is what I meant about V8 Ford buyers living in the second hand market.
A lot of the fans complaining that XR8 went away would be the very same people saying that
"I'm not paying $52K for one when I can buy a good used one for about $35k"
Can you blame buyers who have been ravaged by poor resale in the past? I bought a Ghia new in 95 or so and got my **** handed to me on resale. Same with my BA XR8 - though nowhere near as severe. I'm gun shy when it comes to pulling the trigger on a new Ford (or Holden for that matter...) and my cars are 85% tax deductable!

Resale is a factor in my vehicle purchases.
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