If it’s at the liquor store on my way home, I’ll give it a try.

Must be good if it’s sold out at $75/btl

I had a 2011 Porsche Boxster Spyder before my Jag. Bought it with 2300 miles on it for 59K Sold it last year with 27K for 57.5K in 3 hours on E-Bay. What I have been doing over the years is to finance the depreciation I expect. My MY 17 I paid 78K I took a loan for 20K @ $350 a month. I figure it will go fairly flat at 60K for a bit. My car is MINT and will stay that way. Then I sell. So to me I basically lease it for $350 per month. I have been doing this for years and it has worked really well for me. And if needed you sell and have a lot of equity.

I can also vouch for it.

A store near my softball field still has a couple of bottles. I’ll pick one up tomorrow.

I need to decide whether to move next door to you or Nati (CR Spotless washer). I think you win (assuming you share). I had a neighbor that was a wine aficionado and I was into bourbon. We made great neighbors till he moved. Enjoy the wine!

Vince, good booze is worthless unless you can share it with a friend.

We would make excellent neighbors then! Happy to share!

If you want a decent red made with some Cab Sav grapes, try this one: https://www.ebay.com.au/itm/Penfolds...gAAOSwDl9Z0F7l
A snip at $2,490 AU per bottle, and made just up the road from me!







(PS - widely recognised as the best red wine on the planet bar none).

I’m guessing my palate can’t discern the difference between a $75 bottle of wine and $2000 bottle. I’d rather spend the money on some SVR suspension parts. Hoping to lighten the load some more.

That's only 13% Cabernet Sauvignon, so is a bit of a bait and switch. It might be the best in the world, but it's not a cabernet.

No worries though. I'll graciously drink it without complaint when you put it in my glass.

As a side note, the last time I had Caymus it was at the local dealership's reception for the F-Type inaugural release. They had yummy stuff.

Don't hold your breath waiting for me to fill your glass with Grange!
Yes, it is 87% Shiraz, and straight Shiraz just happens to be my favourite tipple, especially those from the Coonawarra region of South Oz.
I still have a bottle of Wynns Coonawarra Estate "Michael" 2009 which my crew gave me when I retired nearly five years ago, which costs a little more than the Caymus but a helluva lot less than the Grange, see here: https://www.danmurphys.com.au/produc...E&gclsrc=aw.dshttps://www.googleadservices.com/pag...9aACCDQ&adurl=
I reckon I'll let it lie for a few more years before I crack it open!

To the OP, I also think it's extremely unlikely, but you never know. Look at Supra prices now. But only if you put it in the garage brand new and don't drive it.

On the other hand, if certain members of Congress get their way, an F-type could be illegal in 20 years. So it might be worth a lot on the black market, but would be illegal to own or drive, and you might get arrested.

I like your strategy!

Okay, that's a scary thought. Especially for the R model (thirsty V8).

I am test driving a buddy's 2016 V6 S with Performance Pkg today (Pearl white with red interior). That should help me with my decision making!

Vince -

I've still got a bottle of Michter's 25 and a CR Spotless. It would be a bit of a road trip, but you're welcome anytime.

Let me know when you plan to open it. I can probably come up with something comparable and we can make an event of it. The question would be which continent for the party?

Who says its not a good investment ? I had it build it to our specs, got some discount for not trading in anyhting and paid € 82.000,- in april 2018.
Since then WLTP kicked in and also did taxation due to new CO2 values. New price now € 96.000,- .... [ 4 -cylinder ].

I can not see anyting 4-sale with my milage and options less then € 88.000,- with plates and tax paid..

Good investment ay.. :icon_wink:

Well this one is fortuitous...

I too had the 'Thought' (I don't have many, so it was a watershed moment) that I would keep my lovely little V6 MY 2014 Base toy 'Forever and Ever' and take it with me to my bolthole on the Costa Blanca and we would sail into the sunset together and be blissfully happy. It would be 'Cost Neutral' (would retain enough value to pay the somewhat expensive maintenance) and it would reach a plateau with a certain amount of value, which wouldn't depreciate too much more...

However, it has nearly 91K KM's on it now as I use it for a daily, (although it is in fantastic nick, wants for nothing, it breaks, it gets fixed, regardless) my plans are probably not to ship it to sunny old Spain until we leave here (Dubai), which means at current usage rates it will more than likely be 191K Km's by then as I am averaging about 20-25K a year....

Looking at those figures, I have come to a conclusion that means I have two choices if I want it to get there in any worthwhile capacity.

I am either going to have to buy a beater (maybe a 2014-16 Camaro or Mustang, or something of its ilk) and put the lady away for weekend use only (I do 100KM a day to work and back) or, sell mine now while it is worth doing and invest in a newer/lower mileage car (I have found a lovely 2015 V8s with 17K KM's on it that I like for decent money)..

So what would you do?