Commuted for a decade - never got stabbed, but got mugged a number of times. My parents told me repeatedly how fantastic catching the tram, train, bus etc. was - they loved catching it in on a Sunday at 11am and leaving around 2pm. They never did the 8am rush hour crunch or 6pm post-school commute. Public transport can be as fancy as you like, but if you need to travel via a rough area and the transport lacks security...
GoodGrief_HowDareYou
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This is likely not going to be the case for the classics (old->modern-day). A Honda Jazz will lose it's value, a classic Aston? Less likely - even static some of them are works of art.
Simply pointing out that not all cars will depreciate in value. Well maintained ones should continue to hold their value until oil prices and taxes make them out-of-reach for the average citizen. Let us not forget that 80 percent of vehicles are bought in the second-hand market... Nobody has raised the prospect of killing that market off yet in a policy sense (of which I am aware).