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![rv1103](themes/aaAle/images/interface/profile-pic-placeholder.47cf740a.png)
Hi,
Which one is suggestedly better to choose from for the same model;
- car with 55000 KM's , year 2005
- car with 71000 KM's , year 2006
Thanks
![ABayliss](themes/aaAle/images/interface/profile-pic-placeholder.47cf740a.png)
55,000km car is best. One year's difference as a car ages is irrelevant.
![rv1103](themes/aaAle/images/interface/profile-pic-placeholder.47cf740a.png)
I have been quoted $14000 for this 2005 model honda.
Is this in line with the model/year value.
Thanks.
![ABayliss](themes/aaAle/images/interface/profile-pic-placeholder.47cf740a.png)
Sounds a lot for a car that's nearly 10 years old. What model?
![rv1103](themes/aaAle/images/interface/profile-pic-placeholder.47cf740a.png)
Thats a Civic.
Similary, a toyota Allion 2005, with about 60000KM's is also being quoted on the same price range.
Appreciate inputs.
![ABayliss](themes/aaAle/images/interface/profile-pic-placeholder.47cf740a.png)
Definitely at the top end of the price range from what I could see here. But if it's NZ New, from a Honda dealer with all the consumer protection that extends to you, perhaps it's OK?
![rv1103](themes/aaAle/images/interface/profile-pic-placeholder.47cf740a.png)
Thanks.
What should be its price if doesn't come with the consumer protection stuff like warranty etc.?
![ABayliss](themes/aaAle/images/interface/profile-pic-placeholder.47cf740a.png)
When you buy from a licensed motor vehicle dealer, these consumer protections under the Consumer Guarantees Act etc are written into law and a dealer can't contract out of them, so they're automatically extended to you. This is why you will always pay a little more when buying from a dealer.