Best at retaining value
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Best at retaining value
http://money.cnn.com/2004/12/08/pf/a...ex.htm?cnn=yes
Honda leads... wow, and I thought Toyota would finish at top.
Surprise to me is Jeep.
Junkster, who is fascinated by the mispelling of Accura
Honda leads... wow, and I thought Toyota would finish at top.
Surprise to me is Jeep.
Junkster, who is fascinated by the mispelling of Accura
for honda
They fixed the misspell. And it's good that Honda is still showing strong retention of value. I find it surprising that the Altima did so well, considering that it's a piece of crap except for that motor.
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that's great and all, but i really dont care what holds it value for cars, i care about what will last the longest and what looks good and what is a good car for the dollar.
cars aren't an investment.
i sound like a :killer:
cars aren't an investment.
i sound like a :killer:
who's right, who's wrong?
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Originally Posted by dzuy
that's great and all, but i really dont care what holds it value for cars, i care about what will last the longest and what looks good and what is a good car for the dollar.
cars aren't an investment.
i sound like a :killer:
cars aren't an investment.
i sound like a :killer:
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me after all this money i just spent on my car. pics next week.
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Originally Posted by dzuy
that's great and all, but i really dont care what holds it value for cars, i care about what will last the longest and what looks good and what is a good car for the dollar.
cars aren't an investment.
i sound like a :killer:
cars aren't an investment.
i sound like a :killer:
i wonder how many of the ppl that jumped on the 0% GM, Ford, etc deals feel about their purchase now.
you do sound like a :killer:
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Honda Motor is makes both the Honda and Acura brands, the latter of which came in third among luxury brands.
German automakers took the award for best retained value for the more expensive models, as BMW was the best luxury brand overall
Pinky all stinky
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Originally Posted by Belzebutt
Wouldn't BMW be high on that list? They probably don't consider them big enough.
Pinky all stinky
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Originally Posted by iamhomin
Honda's...damn it.
I don't intend to purchase an used Civic, but everytime I see a 97 Civic listed at $8000 when they have 75,000 miles, it just drives me nuts.
I don't intend to purchase an used Civic, but everytime I see a 97 Civic listed at $8000 when they have 75,000 miles, it just drives me nuts.
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Originally Posted by phile
When I had saved enough for a new car, I wanted to buy used anyway cause of my financial situation. One of the used Civics on the dealer's lot was asking for $12,000...and a new Civic was only 2-3K more....it wasn't making any sense.
It's only 1500 less then a new one. Teh don't make sense.
Junkster, who has been shoppin again
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