KBB Value dropping drasticly

Footloose301

Also, another thing to consider heavily is mileage. Some banks won't even finance a vehicle thats more than 5 years old or has more than 60k on it. So your Z may be worth considerably less once you pass 60k because it'll be harder for the dealer to find a buyer.

For example: I recently bought a Titan for work using Capital One Blank Check and it specifically states that it cannot have more than 60k miles, must be 2007 or newer, and must be from a major dealer such as Chevy, Ford, Dodge, Nissan, Toyota, etc.... not the Uncle Sam's Buy Here Pay Here.

Soooo, luckily my Z has been a garage queen for the past year or so since I've gotten the truck and I'm at 52,7XX miles. Obviously, depreciation is inevitable but staying bellow 60k should help.

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