Best value won't be for a Toyota or Honda. Toyotas and Hondas hold their value

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Feb 28, 2021
8:12:14pm

dYrtbYkerYder All-American

well, which is means that you'll get a much better deal on a similarly equipped Pacifica or Sedona.

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What’s the sweet spot for age and mileage for buying a used car for best value?

BYUCLA

2/28/21 7:54pm

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creameryon9th

2/28/21 7:55pm

IDK, but get the Sienna. AWD if you are in a snowy state.

Ragnar Danneskjold

2/28/21 8:06pm

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dYrtbYkerYder

2/28/21 8:09pm

Probably 2-3 years, when leases and rental fleets are done with them...

The Pope

2/28/21 8:07pm

Yup, we got a 2 year old Pacifica that had been a rental car for $20k < MSRP.

dYrtbYkerYder

2/28/21 8:13pm

Generally largest depreciation hit is first year and second year.

Gibbcoug

2/28/21 8:10pm

Best value won't be for a Toyota or Honda. Toyotas and Hondas hold their value

dYrtbYkerYder

2/28/21 8:12pm

RE: What’s the sweet spot for age and mileage for buying a used car for

creameryon9th

2/28/21 8:13pm

Get a former rental

NacoCoug

2/28/21 8:13pm

I think it depends on the brand...

Pretorian

2/28/21 8:57pm

3-5 years imo

jkccoug

2/28/21 9:20pm

Those vans seem to hold their value unfortunately.

BNcoug

2/28/21 10:11pm

2-3 years old and about 30K miles

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