
The Porsche 911 Brutally Outclasses The Mercedes-AMG GT In One Extremely Important Department
Wilhelm's first experience as a motoring writer came in the early 2000s during job shadowing at Auto Express and Autocar magazines in the UK. Subsequently, he became a full-time motoring writer, contributing to websites and magazines across South Africa, the UK, the USA, and Germany. In South Africa, he has built a strong client base of owners and collectors who have given him access to their cars for feature stories. Depreciation can turn yesterday's exotic into a used-car bargain, bringing once-unattainable performance machines within reach of buyers who might otherwise consider a new mainstream sedan. However, a tempting sticker price does not necessarily make an expensive performance car a smart financial decision. High repair bills, potential mechanical problems, and ongoing maintenance costs can quickly erode the savings made at purchase. Long-term value retention also matters, particularly for buyers who plan to sell their cars eventually. Before celebrating a seemingly incredible deal, it pays to look beyond the asking price and consider the true cost of ownership.



















