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Bored here in work and found this BMW evaluator on the BMW.ie website. It works out the cost of your car over a 3 year period and splits it into costs for tax, tyres, servicing, fuel, nct and depreciation.
Pretty handy tool! My 325 is working out at 15,000 over a 3 year period. They recommend a new 142 320i efficient dynamics for me and try to show that it would save me money which is not true with the inital outlay!
Id be certain you would lose +15k in 3yrs on depreciation alone [emoji1]
518d se for me yummy [emoji1]
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I'd rather take the bus!!
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Same as you Gar....a nice 518d...tasty!
Also nice to see that my almost worthless E39 is going to depreciate another 1,500 quid....ggggreat!! :D :P
Had they said a 640d would work out much the same, they have gotten my interest! ;)
Good site but i think ill keep my e39 for another while
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Funnily enough everyone gets given a few options when your on the final page the picture of the car there is an arrow if you scroll you will comes to to a 640d gc which is still apparently cheaper over 3 years
http://img.tapatalk.com/d/14/08/09/5a6ateje.jpgQuickest way to save 4k over 3 years only costs 2.5 k a month [emoji2]
I think they wayyyyyy overestimate the running costs, they did on mine anyway.
Renault had something similar a while ago.
Oh and I was recommended the 318d.
How is the depreciation 0 on the new cars over 3 yrs on average depending on the price to begin with they lose around 10-15k a year