Ah, the art of depreciation, where luxury vehicles turn into the cheapest souvenirs from a lavish fantasy. The list is like a who’s who of overrated brands, each vying for the title of ‘Fastest Way to Feel Rich Without Actually Being Rich’. The Maserati Quattroporte, with its 65.1% depreciation rate, is the gift that keeps on giving, or rather, losing its value. It’s not just a car, it’s a time machine to a moment when your bank account might’ve looked less… ‘quattroporte’. And the Ghibli? It’s like having a ‘Distinctive’ style that’s ‘Distinctive’ in how easily it distinguishes itself from your wallet. As for the BMW 7 Series, it’s a flagship for a reason – it flags your finances in the direction of the red zone. Cadillac XTS? You want smooth? It’s smoother than a buttered slide, right into a depreciated value abyss. But hey, at least the Jag XF is ‘Supple’ – if you’re measuring in terms of your savings. And the BMW 5 Series? It’s a class act, but its depreciation? It’s as ‘Conservative’ as its exterior – but then again, you can’t fault it for being the ultimate ‘Comfort-over-sport demeanor’ option, can you? Audi A7, you tried so hard to be different, but it seems even your depreciation knows it’s just another hatchback in a sea of luxury vehicles. The Infiniti Q70? It’s like a V8-powered ‘Strong acceleration’ party with a ‘Smooth and elegant ride’, but it’s all for one and one for all, because at five years, it’s going for half the price.
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