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A tacoma is one of the few vehicles that don't depreciate. My 2017 Chevy colorado I just offloaded for 3k less than I paid essentially, that's crazy.
by post_break 5y ago
A tacoma is one of the few vehicles that don't depreciate. My 2017 Chevy colorado I just offloaded for 3k less than I paid essentially, that's crazy.
- mrfusion 5y agoI wonder why their lease prices don’t reflect the low depreciation?
- throwaway0a5e 5y agoBecause why would they when they can just not and make even more money. It all makes sense when you realize that luxury car brand economics apply to pretty much every Toyota (other than arguably whatever their most subcompact hatch offering of the year is) because that's who their buyer demographics are.
- technothrasher 5y agoA quick look has the three year lease residual values on a Tacoma in the 75-80% range. That's higher than other trucks in its class (such as the Chevy Colorado at like 64%). With seemingly similar money factors and sticker prices, that will absolutely reflect in a monthly lease payment.