And the majority of Camry sales are to fleets,such as government and rental cars,thats why they have NO resale value.
Cars like Jetta,Euro ,and 6 are sold mainly to private buyers,and therefore have very strong resale values.
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And the majority of Camry sales are to fleets,such as government and rental cars,thats why they have NO resale value.
Cars like Jetta,Euro ,and 6 are sold mainly to private buyers,and therefore have very strong resale values.
The Australian Federal Police does fleet buy Aurions, Mazda 6's, Liberty's and Accord Euros - the former two in decent numbers.
it also depends if you paid full price or negotiated well when you buy the new car.
compared to honda, lexus, toyota bmw i guess? main brands?
i had a base model 2006 Toyota Rav4, picked it up for 30K as demo sold 27K 2 years and a month later
corolla after a year i sold literally sold with no loss at all, sold at same price
bmw 320i i had was mixed, some gave me more than i got it for and some dealers less
i just find jettas are so much cheaper than competition? like for like models?
i find the same with Passat too, they lose value quick too
Saab and volvo lose value even quicker, just dont get it why though?
and how you maintain and present the car you are selling to private buyers. i sold my 2001 Rav4 and 2006 Yaris to the first persons inspecting the car at slightly less than my asking prices, because i spent time cleaning them inside out and washing & waxing :)
for trade ins, even if the car looks really good, the comment i got was flattering but their valuation is not :(