Smartmoney.com: Consumer Action: Don't Ignore a Car's Residual Value
Residual value can vary so much that you might even be able to buy a nicer, more reliable car than you thought. A Honda Pilot SUV costs $26,370, according to Kelley Blue Book, while the less prestigious Chevrolet Blazer comes in at $20,565. But after five years, it turns out that the Honda is the better bargain. It will lose only 50% of its value, while the Blazer loses a shocking 80%.
CARFAX Vehicle History Report on 2HKYF18543H561848
No severe problems (major accidents, fire, flood damage, major odometer problems or lemon history) were ever reported by a Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) for this 2003 HONDA PILOT EXL (2HKYF18543H561848). GOOD NEWS! No severe damage events were ever reported by a DMV for this 2003 HONDA PILOT EXL (2HKYF18543H561848). If you find that any of the following severe problems were reported by a DMV and not included in this report, CARFAX will buy this vehicle back. GOOD NEWS! No major odometer problems were ever reported by a DMV under the Truth-In-Mileage Act for this 2003 HONDA PILOT EXL (2HKYF18543H561848). If you find that any of the following odometer problems were reported by a DMV and not included in this report, CARFAX will buy this vehicle back.
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