Dacia Duster trade in value

photosmart

Hi All

Looking at a duster on pcp and was wondering if anyone who got one on pcp in 2013 has traded it against a new duster (or other car)when the 3 years was up and if so what was the trade in value?

I'm trying to figure out the realistic depreciation for an average duster
ie 3 years old in good condition with 35 - 45k miles

Any help or insight appreciated

P

R.O.R

photosmart wrote: »

Hi All

Looking at a duster on pcp and was wondering if anyone who got one on pcp in 2013 has traded it against a new duster (or other car)when the 3 years was up and if so what was the trade in value?

I'm trying to figure out the realistic depreciation for an average duster
ie 3 years old in good condition with 35 - 45k miles

Any help or insight appreciated

P

Based on what dealers are advertising them on Carzone for, I'd expect a trade in value of around €9,000 against a new one, possibly a little more than that, but not as far as €10k in my opinion.

bazz26

Just remember that the Duster is getting some sort of overhaul or revamp in 2017 so if you buy the existing model it will have a lower resale value in 3 years time.

photosmart

Indeed - it'll be next year but I was just looking for a ballpark. Anybody out there with actual figures?

SteM

Maybe I'm wrong about how PCP works - but my feeling is that not many would have been bought in 2013 on PCP.

They were marketed as a 'cheap car', why would someone buy one on PCP when they could buy a brand/model that has more sales history behind it so they could be more certain of trade in value?

Gumbo

photosmart wrote: »

Indeed - it'll be next year but I was just looking for a ballpark. Anybody out there with actual figures?

Read ROR's post again. That is very very close to actual current figures based on actual resale prices of 3 year old cars.

photosmart

by actual figures i mean someone who actually had a duster and traded it in - I can do estimates myself but they are estimates

Gumbo

photosmart wrote: »

by actual figures i mean someone who actually had a duster and traded it in - I can do estimates myself but they are estimates

ROR is involved in the business, hence why I recommend his advice.

CharlieCroker

Because Dacia offer no discount, you'll be given a lower trade in allowance against a new one in 3 years compared to if you trade in against something else.

Guy I work with bought one in 2013 Duster on PCP, was being given a trade in of €9700 against a new one earlier in the year. The same dealer was offering a trade in allowance of nearly €11000 against a new Kadjar though so he bought that instead.

photosmart

hi kceire - thanks for that

Re the 9700 can I ask is that for an alternative or signature

if alternative - I was quoted 17500 for a new one or 19500 for signature
of in the first case that would mean depreciation of 7800 which isn't too bad
for three years motoring whereas if its a signature hat would be 9800 which is hectic

P

CharlieCroker

Can't remember what spec he had, wasn't the basic one but don't think it was top either.

photosmart

if ti was mid spec (signature) i think that would mean depreciation of just under 10k for three years which is steep for a sub 20k car

cheers

p

AMKC

bazz26 wrote: »

Just remember that the Duster is getting some sort of overhaul or revamp in 2017 so if you buy the existing model it will have a lower resale value in 3 years time.

Its had two revamps since it came out already I think the next one will be a new car based on the previous Nissan Qushqui thats according to Auto Express anyway.