New Euros enroute to showroom

Im sure they could trade it in, it'll cost you a bit though :p

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Originally Posted by Type R Positive

Superman!!!!

Yeah, I saw that one too! And Im getting one!!! :p

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more like IronMan, with the hands dont the stabilizing action.


If you were to sell/trade your 07 for the 09, you will probably loose 5k or more....

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Originally Posted by tron07

more like IronMan, with the hands dont the stabilizing action.

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I haven't seen it yet..... I live far far away from any cinema's. :o

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Originally Posted by tron07

If you were to sell/trade your 07 for the 09, you will probably loose 5k or more....

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I'd say more.... :(

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Originally Posted by Type R Positive

I'd say more.... :(

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First year of owning this car would depreciate the car by 26%. So when I bought my car for $33,900 back in January 2007 then today's value of my car would be about $22,000. I don't think it's worth it to trade with new Euro. I guess I have to wait for about two years so I believe the value of my car would depreciate evenly.

I think if I still had my '04 euro, I don't think I would trade up.
Maybe I would to a new luxury since I had a base model.

I am getting a new base model too, by the way.

I traded in my 07 toyota corolla accent sport and lost about $7k. It had 40k+ kms on it though!

I'd be getting the Luxury Nav I think... Can't live without HIDs

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Originally Posted by SPQR

My local H dealer actually called me on Friday last week to offer me a glossy brochure (which I took with appreciation). It smells nice at least. The real cars won't turn up for at least a week, maybe two.

Wheels magazine should be out this week. I wonder if they've noticed the new Euro.

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maybe in darwin, but they arrived in dealerships elsewhere last week :wave:

hisoka be prepared to tear up a few grand if u trade in, but they're an awesome car so why not lol

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Originally Posted by hisoka

hey guys what happens if i trade in my current 2007 euro , they said something about it but i wasn't listening lol.

they said something about they can trade it in for new one??

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Well you can trade in any car you like but there is no way they will give you new for old. Your 2007 Euro would now be worth only about 80% what you paid for it brand new. If they were to do a direct swap I'll be in for that too.

nah iam not even going to go for it aye~, i saw it again today, it looks more and more like a American car to me lol for some reason, but the real reason i dont want to get it is honestly in my mind i can say i like my euro better~

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Originally Posted by unity

Well you can trade in any car you like but there is no way they will give you new for old. Your 2007 Euro would now be worth only about 80% what you paid for it brand new. If they were to do a direct swap I'll be in for that too.

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less than 80%....much less now.

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Originally Posted by hisoka

nah iam not even going to go for it aye~, i saw it again today, it looks more and more like a American car to me lol for some reason, but the real reason i dont want to get it is honestly in my mind i can say i like my euro better~

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Be patient and be happy with what you have got. It's impossible to keep up to date with any changing technology (ie cars, TV , computers, etc, etc) unless you are loaded.
In a few years time there will be a newer model with heaps more features than the latest euro. Set your sights on that.

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Originally Posted by UNLS1

less than 80%....much less now.

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Yeah! Lets lower expectations. My local dealer's doing the same thing. Still, not as bad Volvo depreciation. A friend of mine bought one of those fancy S80's a couple of years back for over $80K. He was offered $4k by the local Volvo dealer as a trade on a new S80.