What is the percentage of depreciation of a new leftover (2019) as opposed to a new 2020 model?

That will not be known for some time and will depend on the vehicle and the demand for it in future years. So buy what you want and drive it for a long time .

Tricky to calculate. One reason is Ford heavily discounts new vehicles, so it is tricky to compare. Surprisingly, some dealers are not in a hurry to move certain vehicles. One reason is that they may receive Mfg support on them. The biggest difference is in cases where the new model is “all new” mea…

If you buy a new 2019 it will already have depreciated in value. The 2020 being the brand new model will suffer less depreciation and be the current model longer. Pretend its January 2020 and the dealer wants to move an unsold 2019 that has been on his lot since 2018 when the 2019’s came out. In an…

[image] Michael_Quinlan: If you buy a new 2019 it will already have depreciated in value. The 2020 being the brand new model will suffer less depreciation and be the current model longer. This is incorrect. If you buy a new 2019 now, you will still pay MSRP less any applicable discounts and …

We bought a 2010 at year end , had a very good discount and we still have it here in 2019 . Depreciation at time of purchase was not even a factor . If the vehicle is what you want , price is acceptable and unless you are going to sell or trade in 3 years just do it.

How is that incorrect, its a summation of what you yourself concluded? The exception would be if he could get it with a bigger discount than the value hit of the first year depreciation.

The other factor - the 2020 is a new model, so dealers will not negotiate much on price, so you’ll pay even more than if the 2020 was a continuation of the prior model. Also, first year cars can be more troublesome, Ford’s having lots of problems with the new Explorer.

Look at the requirements needed to lease any vehicle. The money required up front is the depreciation of the vehicle when it’s driven off the lot. Tester

Depreciation has to do with the value of something, which is independent of what price you pay for something. So unless you have some exact figures of what you will pay for a car vs. what the market value is, it’s hard to tell which is better for you. Maybe I’m missing something, but the way I see …

2020 Ford Escape - 1 year depreciation

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Mustangman November 20, 2019, 10:42pm 2

Got to KBB.com or Edmunds.com and look for yourself.

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2020 Ford Escape - 1 year depreciation

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