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Just saw an episode of Top Gear where Jeremy Clarkson and Richard Hammond tested an old 8-series and an old Merc which were very expensive when new but now only cost around 3k pounds.They marvelled at how cheap these cars were compared to new cars in the market and praised the benefits of owning older cars. James May was sceptical because he thought the cars would be expensive to fix when they inevitably broke down.As the segment concluded, they announced they loved the idea so much, they had actually bought the cars themselves to own and run and would be reporting on the outcome in future shows.As inflation hits the selling price of new cars, this is beginning to make more and more sense.
Just saw an episode of Top Gear where Jeremy Clarkson and Richard Hammond tested an old 8-series and an old Merc which were very expensive when new but now only cost around 3k pounds.
They marvelled at how cheap these cars were compared to new cars in the market and praised the benefits of owning older cars. James May was sceptical because he thought the cars would be expensive to fix when they inevitably broke down.
As the segment concluded, they announced they loved the idea so much, they had actually bought the cars themselves to own and run and would be reporting on the outcome in future shows.
As inflation hits the selling price of new cars, this is beginning to make more and more sense.
