Why don't used cars seem to matter about the make in pricing?
I see Hondas with more mileage and older than BMWs priced at the same price (meaning a 2004 BMW priced at the same as a 2004 Honda.) Why don't the prices fluctuate much for used cars, but it's immensely different for new cars?
The majority of a cars depreciation is done in the first few years.
Also, BMWs aren't known to last that long, but Hondas are. So if you're buying a 10+ year old car, the Honda is DEFINITELY the way to go over then BMW
- Why does it appear used cars are more expensive than new? For example. I'm looking at a 2019 Honda City, new it's $17,990 drive away if I look on car sales the 2017 model is even $19,000. Ok the 2019 is a manual price but that's a huge difference and 2 years on. Please tell me what I'm missing?
- Why does insurance price matter if the car isn't full coverage? I don't understand why my insurance on my 2016 Honda hire than my 2002 Honda. Both cars or only liability coverage. I own both. I don't understand.
- Why do older cars make that wind up noise when reversing? I have always wondered… It was real prevalent on saturns and hondas. They make like a high pitch winding noise and I just wondered why.
- I've noticed that the big four manufacturers (honda, suzy, kawi, and yamihammer)don't make small on-off road bikes anymore.Why is this? I've noticed that the big four manufacturers (honda, suzy, kawi, and yamihammer)don't make small on-off road bikes anymore. Why is this? - 1