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  1. Join Date
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    #1
    How do dealers compute the valuation of a trade-in vehicle taking into account all variables are constant and average (mileage, condition etc)?

    Do they generally follow the 10-20% depreciation calculation?

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    #2
    From what i observed before, they value it around 60K to 100K less than the going market rate. Rarely do i see the percentage value applied on the second hand market here.

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    In order to compute going market rate, safe ba to multiply 0.90/0.80 by the cars initial valuation, per year?

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    #4
    Its not an exact formula. Things to consider is the condition of the car and how easy it is to sell it.

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    #5
    usually less 30k to 50k sa average price sa buy n sell/magazine

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    #6
    The most accurate to actual selling/going prices for me is the Manila Bulletin Sunday classifieds. Remove around 5K-30K for the tawad price and around 60K-80K for the trade-in/presyong kuha ni buy and sell. Personally i find prices online and in Buy and Sell still to be on the higher side.

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    depends on the model.. pag may new model na lumabas.. asahan mo ang baba nang trade in nang old models..

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    #8
    Quote Originally Posted by DeathRow View Post
    How do dealers compute the valuation of a trade-in vehicle taking into account all variables are constant and average (mileage, condition etc)?

    Do they generally follow the 10-20% depreciation calculation?
    It would be more like 20 to 30% below market value.

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