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Old 22-03-2009, 09:47 PM   #1
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Default How much will your new car depreciate ?

A little web site from Glass's Dealer Guide that gives you a VERY rough guide on what your NEW car may be worth in the next few years.

Taking into consideration your lease term and the amount of kilometres, it spits out a price between "blah and blah".

Just a novelty imo, because who knows where the economy will be in a few years time, and how resale values will hold up.

Good for a laugh for some, but may be depressing for others. lol

http://www.howmuchwillmycardepreciat...u/Default.aspx

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