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Interesting to see the different perspective on "value". Could be the 1. initial outlay for the performance and features vs 2. reliability / ongoing maintenance costs vs 3. resale value.
For me its 1 and 2, with more emphasis on 1. Buy now, worry later 
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Re: Best value V8?
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