cars on the market today.
By Sam Foley of MSN Autos
Conventional wisdom says that, on average, a new car loses 20 percent of its value the moment you drive it off the dealer's lot. So when times are tough and money is tight, it makes sense to shop the used-car market and be on the winning side of that depreciation curve. Auto journalists love crowing about new cars, but when it comes to used cars, reviews aren't as important as a deep dive into owner satisfaction surveys, true cost-of-ownership estimates and resale value statistics. Luckily, we've already done that research for you, factoring in some of the more intangible factors such as sex appeal, comfort and style whenever the hard numbers painted a fuzzy picture of a vehicle's worthiness. So here are our choices for some of the best vehicles the past has to offer you now.
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
No comments:
Post a Comment