Is a 2nd hand land rover for $20k a good asset?

[Anonymous No.50596275]

Better than cash in the bank, aslong as I don't crash it right?

Its second hand and over 10 years old so it should hold its value right? I mean its already cheep at 20k ( Ive seen some of these new at over 200k )

[Anonymous No.50596293]

Cars are not assets. They are consumables.

[Anonymous No.50596355]

>>50596275
If you can't afford it new you can't afford it used. There's a reason these shitboxes are so cheap used.

[Anonymous No.50596395]

>>50596275
Defender or Land Rover?
Range Rover not a good investment at all, if a defender at 20k lol, its a decoration not a vehicle.

[Anonymous No.50596557]

20k for a land rover is cheap as long as you know how to work on it

[Anonymous No.50596610]

>>50596275
Biz is this naive? Holy shit

[Anonymous No.50596631]

>>50596275
hope you know how to maintain those things. and have spare parts.

and have many hours to do it

[Anonymous No.50596716]

>>50596610
already a "former"tm cryptomillionaire I kinda know what Im doing. Also I think in my late thirties I need to push the boat out so to speak and haver a cooler car than my mini convertible.

I think this will hold its value so Im only really paying fees for fuel and road tax. Cars are super cheap in britbong land Im sure its fine.


Anyone think maybe it will hold its value and Ill get to have a year or so fun in it? also it can work as a camper so Ill save around $150 a night when I go travelling around the europes

cmon guys noone think this is actually a good /biz/vestment?

[Anonymous No.50596768]

Was just a brag thread lmao

[Anonymous No.50596770]

Aren't they just overpriced Jeep Wranglers?

[Anonymous No.50596842]

>>50596716
femanon here,
my panties are soaked. pls stop or I'll have to go fap again. I hate when sexy mens get me all worked up.

[Anonymous No.50596872]

>>50596355
Used defender land rovers go for used than they costed new dumbass

[Anonymous No.50596941]

>>50596275

Land Rovers are utter shitboxes. The only reasons they are so expensive are city slackers, who need 4x4 for going camping and retarded housewifes of rich idiots.

[Anonymous No.50597036]

Buy a Lada Niva instead.

[Anonymous No.50597103]

Since we are talking about 4x4, what about Jimmy's?

Considering getting one for work (trades apprentice)

[Anonymous No.50597137]

>>50596275
>10 yr old land rover
>holds its value
nobody tell him

[Anonymous No.50597206]

>>50596275
worst reliability of almost any SUV

[Anonymous No.50597243]

I’d rather buy a Toyota Landcruiser. I wonder if I could buy those in the states.

[Anonymous No.50597266]

>>50596716
anything is better than a mini. they're garbage. buy a jaguar.

[Anonymous No.50597320]

Surely /O/ would be more apt for this question?

[Anonymous No.50597420]

The used market for these is dangerous territory. The chassis are made of steel so are very susceptible to rust and rot. There are many companies that will buy old ones that have been used on a farm or even worse been in the sea. Then they will coat the chassis in waxoyl and paint to cover up the rust, jazz them up with accessories like nice wheels and lights to sell them for a huge profit to yuppies who know nothing about cars. These vehicles all need completely rebuilding to drive anything close to what a normal car will drive like and even then will require layers and layers of soundproofing to make them remotely pleasant to drive. Also you will probably want a roll cage because the A and B pillars are like breadsticks.

[Anonymous No.50597490]

>>50596275
Landies need quite a lot of maintenance.

Will be 3k maintenance a year min, car port costs, diesel/gasoline costs, insurance, tax.

But otherwise, the second hand price should not go down unless it is a diesel.

[Anonymous No.50597522]

>>50596716
Check my reply fren, also don't listen to any of the Americans in here the used Defender market is very different in NA

[Anonymous No.50597582]

>>50597420
Yes people don't realise unless they've owned one or been in one they are a very agricultural vehicle. Seen some very nice modified ones though

[Anonymous No.50597616]

>>50597420
>These vehicles all need completely rebuilding to drive anything close to what a normal car will drive like
anyone planning on buying a Land Rover better take a test drive first. Preferably in a city, if thats where they'll use it. They are nothing remotely like 'a normal car'. But you'll really appreciate 'normal cars' again afterwards.

[Anonymous No.50597627]

>>50596872
>too stupid to even type out his argument
>he's wrong anyway
lmao biz is such a joke

[Anonymous No.50597811]

>>50596275
Land Rovers are unreliable peices of shit, you'll be paying at least $2k per repair. Absolute nigger behavior to buy a used luxury vehicle because of the badge.

[Anonymous No.50597966]

To top it all off they are the most stolen car in the UK so insurance premiums are ridiculous.

[Anonymous No.50598196]

>>50596275
Just get a 4x4 F-350 with a 7.3 diesel. Problems solved.

[Anonymous No.50598218]

>>50596293
They are often times liabilities (especially these pieces of shit).

[Anonymous No.50598721]

>>50596716
Why is this the only cool car euros like?

[Anonymous No.50598932]

>>50596293
An asset is something that provides value in the future

A car provides value in the future when you drive it

Therefore a car is an asset

It's a rapidly depreciating asset, sure but this is accounting 101

[Anonymous No.50598949]

>>50596275
quite possibly the most unreliable car brand

[Anonymous No.50600153]

No?
I'm buying 4 of these at 7k each, 2nd hand, jeets ready to work for me
>t. Venezuelan