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I swear the media makes up their facts half the time. It is not really the reason anyone would buy a GT-R and retained value for most is probably just added bonus to an already great car, but how did the GT-R not rank...
http://money.cnn.com/galleries/2011/autos/1111/gallery.best_resale_value_cars/index.html
As close as I can figure, not a single year model will hit a projected 5-yr value less than 50% of its original MSRP. By next year, does anyone think you will be able, on average, to buy 2009 for less than $40K? From what I have seen, the GT-R holds its value better than most other production cars regardless of category (I'm sure in no small part to the annual price increases on new models).
http://money.cnn.com/galleries/2011/autos/1111/gallery.best_resale_value_cars/index.html
As close as I can figure, not a single year model will hit a projected 5-yr value less than 50% of its original MSRP. By next year, does anyone think you will be able, on average, to buy 2009 for less than $40K? From what I have seen, the GT-R holds its value better than most other production cars regardless of category (I'm sure in no small part to the annual price increases on new models).