
- December15 2003
- Volume 10
- Issue 23
Resale Values Count
If you're buying a new car, you mightwant to check on its projected resalevalue 3 years out. The better the car'svalue holds up, the bigger the trade-inyou'll have when you buy your next car.On the other hand, if you typically buy aused car, you can spot some real bargainsfor 2006 by checking a car's projected 3-year resale value. For example, if you'rebuying a new midsize car, the HondaAccord will be worth almost $13,000 in3 years, more than half of what you payfor it new. If you buy a used DodgeIntrepid in 2006, however, you will payless than a third of today's sticker price.Similarly, 3 years from now, you could bedriving a 2003 Cadillac Seville for abouta third of its new-car price.
Articles in this issue
over 17 years ago
Prevent Vacation Home Flood Calamitiesover 17 years ago
Get the Attention of Top Money Managersover 17 years ago
Is Your Medical Practice in Jeopardy?over 17 years ago
10 Web Site Tips to Improve Your Practiceover 17 years ago
Should You Be Concerned with the AMT?over 17 years ago
Wealth Preservation: Protect Your Treasuresover 17 years ago
Other Valuable Toolsover 17 years ago
Make Sense of the Mutual Fund Scandalover 17 years ago
Survive the Mutual Fund Fiascoover 17 years ago
Discover the Scandal Behind the Scandal





















































