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Small Sport UtililityVehicle Comparisons
MSRP=2001 Resale Value=2004
Est=estimate
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Manufacturer |
Model |
Est. MSRP 2001 |
Est.Resale Value 2004 |
Value Retained |
Value Lost |
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Toyota |
Rav 4 (4WD) |
17,849 |
14,749 |
83% |
$3100. |
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Jeep |
Wrangler |
19,327 |
14,289 |
74% |
$5,038 |
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Honda CR |
CR-V(4WD) |
19,369 |
13,727 |
71% |
$5,642 |
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Ford |
Escape(4WD) |
20,198 |
13,350 |
66% |
$6,848 |
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Hyundai |
Sante Fe(4WD) |
19,999 |
13,013 |
65% |
$6,986 |
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Mazda |
Tribute(4WD) |
20,069 |
12,234 |
61% |
$7,835 |
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Chevrolet |
Tracker(4WD) |
17,144 |
9,057 |
53% |
$8,087 |
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Suzuki |
XL-7(4WD) |
21,241 |
10,725 |
51% |
$10,516 |
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Pontiac |
Aztec |
21,670 |
10,364 |
48% |
$11,306 |
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Purchasing a vehicle with high resale value is of great importance when you sell or trade in your vehicle;hou will have
equity that you can use as a downpayment on your next vehicle. Why would you would you purchase the Pontiac Aztec when you could
purchase an SUV with higher resale value and lower MSRP??
The Pontiac loses over $7000 more resale value than the Toyota. Do not buy this vehicle new or used!!!
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