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| Subject: Re: New Car advice | Date: 12/10/2012 1:41 PM | |
| Author: eudaimon6 | Number: 69658 of 70080 | |
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"For the vehicle in question, it could have been bought in Sept. 2011. Therefore, it would now be part way into its second year of ownership. " Exactly. And some manufacturer will have a 2014 on a dealer's lot by early spring time, which will make the 2012 two model years older. If I recall correctly, the 2004 GMC Envoy was released in January of February of 2003. Model years and calendar years are not connected very closely, and haven't been for a while. It is tricky to predict how that will affect depreciation. I've no idea whether the 2012-13-14 Acura models have undergone any major changes. If they haven't, maybe not a huge deal. If there has been a redesign, that is something to consider. |
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