Hello!

               We Want You

To Know The Future Value Of A  Vehicle Before

You Make A Purchase

We Specialize in comparing the Resale Value of SUV's,automobiles and trucks.

When You study our tables you will save

MONEY! 

Don't Find Out When It Is Too Late!!

     The purpose of this web page is to educate the consumer about

the importance of resale value before  they purchase or lease a new or

 used vehicle. Please click on the links on the

left side of the page to view the tables.

We have defined resale value in numerical terms so the consumer will know the dollar difference in resale value before they make their purchase.

 Our tables compare the resale value of

2001 year models in year 2004. If you study the

tables you will save hundreds if not thousands

dollars. For  instance  the Toyota Echo retains

 73% of its value after three years compared to 

the Chevrolet Cavalier  which retains only 48% of

its  value after three years. Why would you buy

the Cavalier?? And if you lease a new Cavalier you will probably pay a higher monthly payment

for an inferior  vehicle.

 Why would you do that?

Do not leave this site until you view the tables. I guarantee you will be a more educated consumer and a wealthier one. Please  click on the links on the left of the

 page NOW.

VALUE

Value is a term that is rarely defined by automobile manufacturers though they use it quite frequently

 in their attempts to sell you  their products and services.

 We define value as the future resale price

 of the automobile you are about to purchase or

 lease. Certainly individuals vary about the characteristics that they consider  important in  

 a vehicle but we feel resale value encompasses many of those characteristics.

  We do not believe that fancy navigational devices

or stereo systems have anything to do with value

and  we believe warranties are overrated. The

 Chevrolet Vega had a long warranty yet it was

just a good looking piece of junk with no value.

  We have six classifications for you to peruse; they

include,small, medium and large sized automobiles and

small, medium and large sized SUV's. We also have

constructed gas mileage charts for you to study.

 Gas Mileage is and will continue to be an  important

 variable to consider when purchasing or leasing

 a vehicle.

We strongly suggest that you use the tables in these classifications  to negotiate the best value for

you and your family.

 They can save you  thousands of dollars.

 We studied the resale value in  year 2004 of

new vehicles purchased in 2001 and arrived at

some startling conclusions.

 By purchasing a new vehicle with high resale value your automobile will  depreciate much slower than a

 a vehicle with low resale value and you will  develop

 equity in your automobile at a faster rate, Plus you

will usually have a superior driving automobile. One of the startiling results is that some of the vehicles with high resale value have a Manufactured Suggested  Retail Price (MSRP) which is less  than a vehicle with low resale value.When this is the case you should always purchase the vehicle with high resale value.

 Please study the tables they are informative for the individual who plans to purchase or lease a new or

 used  vehicle.

 We also provide consultation services for dealers whether you are a small wholesaler or a large dealer.

Time to look at the tables.