How long does it take to sell a new car?Did you know?So would you buy a used car?

Mondo Cars Updated on 2024-01-28

How long does it take to sell a new car after buying it?I'll tell you the answer directly, about six years, and don't sell it in more than seven years at the latest, which is relatively the most cost-effective, why do you say that?First of all, the vehicle is not a financial product, it does not increase in value, only depreciation, no matter how long you drive the car, even if it is just a day from the 4S store, you will lose money if you sell it, there is no doubt about it.

First of all, when this vehicle sells second-hand cars, it is divided into four stages, each stage corresponds to each year, the first stage is the second-hand car within three years, the second-hand car at this stage is in good condition, and it is not enough to guarantee the period, even if there are some quality problems, you can also enjoy this warranty, but the second-hand car at this stage, its depreciation rate is very high, so high that it even reaches 20% every year Some of the purchase taxes have also been compensated, so it is the least cost-effective to sell your new car within three years.

The second stage, three to six years of second-hand cars, although the second-hand cars at this stage have said the warranty period, then the state of the vehicle is quite perfect, which can be called the peak period, so basically you don't have to fill in a penny within six years, the vehicle does not need to be inspected annually, the general number of kilometers is not large, the vehicle can still be sold at a good price, and the vehicle after six years, you still have to do some of this major maintenance, will face this online inspection and other problems, so at this stage you sell the second-hand car, and do not add money to it, a more cost-effective stage。

The third stage is six to ten years of second-hand cars, this stage of second-hand cars, about to ten years, then this ** is quite cheap, the general number of kilometers is relatively large, so the vehicle's ** is about 30% of the original value, or even less than 30%, then at this time you sell a lot of losses, even if you maintain this car well, no matter how good the state of the car you can't sell the price.

The fourth stage is 10 to 15 years of second-hand cars, so the residual value of second-hand cars at this time is about 10% of the original, whether to sell it or not, it is not interesting, you can keep it for yourself, and it is good to buy a vegetable or something. It's really not worth selling it, and it's not much better than scrap metal, so if you plan to change cars and sell them, then it's the most cost-effective to sell them in about six years, so do you buy a new car?

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