The Mercedes Benz AMG GT is notorious for its high depreciation. This, however, is only partly true in today’s market. Current depreciation rate are in line with the Porsche 911 Carrera. Yet, it only applies to reasonably used cars.

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AMG GT prices are falling. After all, it is 2023 and most cars started to depreciate again. Depreciation rates are, however, not extremely high. All models lost approximately 12.5% compared to their market top. This is in line with the Porsche 911 Carrera. Yet, it only applies to reasonably used cars. Low mileage cars have a significantly higher depreciation rate than the 911. Up until approximately 25,000 miles, the AMG GTs loose a lot more. If you keep a new car up to 40,000 miles, the difference could amount to $10-$15k. In practical term this means that it pays off to buy an AMG GT with a slightly higher mileage. Especially if you plan to drive it a lot.

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00:00 High depreciation rate
00:56 Market overview
02:40 Price trends and 911 comparison
05:20 Mileage sensitivity
09:03 Black Series
09:37 Conclusion

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