TSX Current Used values
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TSX Current Used values
I am being transferred overseas and am selling my 2004 TSX, 10K miles, AT/non navi. I was somewhat pleased to be offered 20,300 by my local Phoenix dealer where I bought it last July. I guessed I'd get even less at a dealer for a quick buy. Any opinions out there people? Anyone else have to dump a TSX lately. BTW, it has been a great car in my view, after two successive 3'ers. I have been given loaner TL's (and tried a 6 speed as well) and admit there is a charm to the bigger one. If the TL came in a wagon I'd buy one in a minute and never look at a 530T again! Maybe by the time I get back...
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Originally posted by dabuda2004
wow thats sucks...purchase option on my lease is 14k...3 years from now...i know cars lose a big % of the value the first year so hopefully the next 2 years wont be as drastic
wow thats sucks...purchase option on my lease is 14k...3 years from now...i know cars lose a big % of the value the first year so hopefully the next 2 years wont be as drastic
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Went through this depreciation exercise back on March 20 and it's 1 1/2 months later, so adjust accordingly.....
The TSX invoice is $24,961 and obviously a dealer is not going to buy a used car from you for more than they can buy a new one from Acura!
I dusted off my MBA accounting textbook from (ahem) YEARS ago!
Using the "Sum of the Digits" depreciation method, and assuming a 10 year life and a $5000 salvage value, (10/55) x ($24,961-$5000) = $3629 first year depreciation. So $21,322.
Using the "declining balance" method, with the same assumptions, (1/10 x 2) x ($24,961)= $4992 first year depreciation. Or $19,968.
I'd guess the first estimate is closest to reality.
OCICBW, etc. etc.
The TSX invoice is $24,961 and obviously a dealer is not going to buy a used car from you for more than they can buy a new one from Acura!
I dusted off my MBA accounting textbook from (ahem) YEARS ago!
Using the "Sum of the Digits" depreciation method, and assuming a 10 year life and a $5000 salvage value, (10/55) x ($24,961-$5000) = $3629 first year depreciation. So $21,322.
Using the "declining balance" method, with the same assumptions, (1/10 x 2) x ($24,961)= $4992 first year depreciation. Or $19,968.
I'd guess the first estimate is closest to reality.
OCICBW, etc. etc.
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Re: Thanks for info
Originally posted by AZTSXer
I have not signed the deal yet; I think I'll push for a few hundred more now. How does CarMax buy?
I have not signed the deal yet; I think I'll push for a few hundred more now. How does CarMax buy?
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Re: Thanks for info
Originally posted by AZTSXer
I have not signed the deal yet; I think I'll push for a few hundred more now. How does CarMax buy?
I have not signed the deal yet; I think I'll push for a few hundred more now. How does CarMax buy?
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