subject: Car Sale Market In Argentina [print this page] When travelling to south america, you will most likely find used cars at very cheap prices. Do you like a new car but think that it could be too expensive? Well, there is a simple formula for predicting what a used vehicle will be worth three years from now .
It is well known that cars, trucks, SUVs and crossovers lose a minimum of 24% of their value after first year . That's based on the Manufacturer Suggested Retail Price .
To be more clear , a used car costing $20,000 would be worth $15,200 after one year. It sounds like a dating sight, but it's actually the number one resource for predicting a car's residual value when it goes on sale. This data is crucial when setting the future leasing rates
Then, from the basic 24% drop in value, you can start deducting 6% a year. A decent used car, introduced with the price of $20,000, would have an estimated value breaking down this way:
After 12 months: $15,200 After 24 months: $14,288 After 36 months: $13,430 After 48 months: $12,624. No formula is effective will not work 100% of the time because some cars and trucks have residual values that drop like stones after 12 months. Case in point would be the Chevy HHR.
2009 Chevrolet HHR LT - $20,729 2008 Chevrolet HHR LT - $11,225 dealer price, according to Edmunds.com. That's a drop of 46% in one year. Wait two years and you're looking at a $10,551 vehicle. Proving pretty much if you want a Chevy HHR, buy a used one. You are going to save a ton of money.
Its a good idea to buy a used car, specially in latin america. Used cars are usually lowed -priced in many latin america countries . If you are looking for used car sale ( or venta de autos usados en Argentina) you better have the used car inspected before commiting to the purchase. Same advise works for the 4x4 sale or " venta de 4x4 ". Use this basic formula to help you get started on what the value of a used car should be. It will save you from spending too much on your next used car or it will help you put aside the right amount if you're a good saver!
