Yeah you can get one for £50k, it would also be a sound investment.
You could blow it all on an e60 M5 but depreciation would hit you like a sledgehammer.
You make a good point but I think the running costs of the Ferrari would eclipse the depreciation on an E60 M5 over 3 years.
If this wasn't a hypothetical scenario, you've also got to consider finance. A lot more people can 'afford' a £50,000 car on PCP than can buy it outright.
When I'm in a position to spend £50k on a car (hopefully my next car), a Ferrari won't even be a consideration. It'll be German, brand new and probably quite dull in comparison but it will be reliable, easy to insure and easy to finance.
I'm saving my Ferrari cherry for when I can really afford one, which may well be never.


