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Old May 3rd 05, 05:41 PM
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("Ben Hallert" wrote)
purchases. My wife and I buy cars that are between 1.5 and 2.5 years
old, just after the wildest depreciation has ended. We get essentially
new cars for a LOT less then the new price, plus any lemons have been
weeded out, initial recalls have been taken care of, and the little
stuff that inevitably goes bad with a brand new device has already been
cleaned up.



How old are the older Cirri?

How much are those vs. buying a new Cirrus today?

Are they holding their value? Relative to other used/new planes? Curious?


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