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Large Sporty Utility Vehicle Comparisons
MSRP=2001 Resale Price=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 |
Sequoia |
34,555 |
25,539 |
74% |
$9,016 |
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Chevrolet |
Suburban |
27,600 |
19,500 |
71% |
$8,100. |
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Chevrolet |
Tahoe |
29,437 |
20,769 |
71% |
$8,668 |
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Toyota |
Land Cruiser |
53,117 |
34,741 |
66% |
$18,376 |
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Lexus |
LX 470 |
61,663 |
40,319 |
66% |
$21,344 |
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GMC |
Yukon |
36,998 |
23,439 |
65% |
$13,559 |
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Ford |
Excursion |
38,233 |
21,720 |
57% |
$16,513 |
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Lincoln |
Navigator |
47,670 |
26,900 |
57% |
$20,770 |
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Dodge |
Durango |
29,739 |
16,313 |
55% |
$13,426 |
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Please research these vehicles carefully, do you really need a large SUV or
is a midsize sufficient for you? Is gas mileage a concern? Are you towing with the
vehicle? Remember that a vehicle with high resale value usually has less mechanical
problems and has a longer life than a vehicle with low resale value. They are always
easier to sell privately and dealers always want high resale value vehicles on their
used car lot.
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