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Yes, but one of the biggest factors when selling your car is the mileage. Take what that car would have sold for if it had 75k miles on it and subtract what you
by jjeaff 3y ago
Yes, but one of the biggest factors when selling your car is the mileage. Take what that car would have sold for if it had 75k miles on it and subtract what you actually sold it for. That difference is the additional depreciation those 75k miles created. And Uber won't let you drive junkers either. So there is always some additional value lost per mile driven that needs to be accounted for.
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- Scoundreller 3y agoEventually, when an unpopular vehicle is old enough, 150k miles or 225k doesn’t make a difference because most of its value is in the catalytic converter and metal shreds.