How long do/did you keep yours

[NCE 61]

I’ve had mine for six years now thought about updating to a new P450, but prefer the pre facelift model also the tax in Belgium is horrendous on a 5 litre V8.

[Tom Sawyer]

12 years of TVRs with £25k in upgrades/repairs, then an F Type V8 since Jan 22, no upgrades in that time until now…………..mod-stock exhaust tweak, Viezu pulley and re-map, Eibach wheel spacers all in the last month……….looks like the spending madness has started again!

[Philb280]

Just over 2 years - normally get the itch but there’s nothing I fancy (affordable anyway). Feels like I’ve had it 2 mins

[Cluck]

I owned my 200SX for a dozen years and only sold that because I had made it too 'stupid' for daily use.

I've had the F-Type since March 2020 and unless some disaster befalls me or it becomes economically ruinous to keep it, I have no plans to let it go. The car was bought for a specific purpose and the memories attached to that are extremely precious to myself, so the sentimental value in the car is enormous.

[Rob64]

Coming up to 5 years and on my third f-type. First one was an impulse buy of the 4 cyl from brand new and changed it 2 1/2 years later for a 380bhp manual and now on the same again but auto. Don't see me changing for a while unless for a SVR

[simpleR]

Purchased pre-registered with 6 miles on the clock so second owner. Now 47k miles and 7 years old in May. (Service and MOT due July because of COVID in 2020).

I've never kept a car longer than 2 or 3 years previously in 29 years of driving but don't know what to replace it with! Other than another F-Type of course.

[Timbo]

Bought brand new to my spec ten years ago in june, only have 30k miles but many pounds into it to give it 650 plus hp and everything else ive done to make it what it is today.
Will i ever sell it, nah lol

[daytona650]

11 years next month - had to buy its first new battery this week, so disappointing

[scm]

11 years next month - had to buy its first new battery this week, so disappointing

Folks on the i-Pace forum have to replace their 12V batteries after 3 years! Seems EVs aren't very kind to how they use them. So getting through batteries 3 or 4 times faster isn't exactly the sustainable future EVs are supposed to be promising. My battery is coming up to 7 so far with no sign of wearing out yet, and the fuel tank hasn't lost any capacity, either!

[mickjaguar]

Had my V6 for 6 years and current car for 32 months already.

Interesting video from Harry Metcalf, on the gamble when buying secondhand EV's.