Kia K900
Kia once believed that it could successfully churn out luxury full-sized sedans with the opulent K900. Manufactured in Korea, the K900 was Kia’s answer tot eh BMW 7-Series and Mercedes S-Class. This model comes in as the peak of opulence, providing every lofty service one can imagine, sleek qualities and a powerful engine to boot. As with the majority of first-class vehicles, the K900 comes with a hefty cost. Regardless, the K900 suffered a tragic depreciation. Although it came out all the way back in 2015 fitted with the expected 420-hp engine, its costliness was unusual regarding Kia, at $60k. When it came to competitiveness, however, this luxury sedan beat out its foes in the purchasing department. One can today to acquire a K900 aged two years in a decent state at around $30k.
Kia K900
2014 VW Passat
The VW Passat was designed with the mid-sized family sedan-needing market in mind, sacrificing utility over opulence. You can now get one at a piece of its starting cost. Being fitted with futuristic machinery, seamless qualities, a sterling engine and everything that you could expect from VW’s traditional value and elegance, this is a great vehicle. So, why is it on this list? Thanks to an ugly moment in VW’s attempt to hack its green status, plenty of Passat models suffering from diesel engines were recollected the previous year. VW then had its name muddied, with a consequential pricing plunge for the Passat. One can locate a 2014 VW Passat at around $12k, as opposed to its $25k MSRP. Despite being unable to suggest a diesel engine, allow up to put forward a Passat equipped with a gasoline engine.
2014 VW Passat
