Struggling a bit with a decision on new vs used car- any advice appreciated
Thanks in advance for any advice !
I am trying to make a decision between two cars . Note that I am not sure yet if I will keep this longer than a couple of years ( long story ).
Option 1 - 2019 Certified Pre-owned Jeep Cherokee with 20K miles
Option 2 - 2022 New Jeep Cherokee .
The price difference between the two is about 9-10K .
Given the fact that I may need to sell/trade this in after a couple of years - what makes more sense?
I am trying to make a decision between two cars . Note that I am not sure yet if I will keep this longer than a couple of years ( long story ).
Option 1 - 2019 Certified Pre-owned Jeep Cherokee with 20K miles
Option 2 - 2022 New Jeep Cherokee .
The price difference between the two is about 9-10K .
Given the fact that I may need to sell/trade this in after a couple of years - what makes more sense?
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Generally speaking, I'd go used, as the amount of depreciation should be less than with a new car.
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I agree about the depreciation under normal circumstances...however things being as they are - the used car is priced higher than it would be normally ..which is why I am overthinking this ..lol.
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The reason I looked at this used Jeep is because it is supposed to be certified PO by FCA - so it has the additional 2 years of factory Powertrain warranty etc
It does have a minor fender bender listed on Carfax, which is why it is cheaper than the others - repaired and supposedly goes through the FCA checklist.
yes I could afford the additional 10K without too much strain but was wondering if it was worth it..in case I need to sell in a couple of years,
IMHO the current inflated value of used cars might actually favor new, if you can find the new car you’re looking for and it’s not ridiculously marked up.