Disco prices don't drop
Why are two-year-old Discovery 4 HSEs selling for around 47k when as new they are 54k?
Surely they should be dropping much more than this? Are the dealers trying to artificially keep up prices? I would expect a 3 year old Discovery 4 to be worth 50% of new value.
Surely they should be dropping much more than this? Are the dealers trying to artificially keep up prices? I would expect a 3 year old Discovery 4 to be worth 50% of new value.
Asked on 24 April 2011 by derrick1972
Answered by
Honest John
When word gets around that replacing turbos on the 3.0V6 diesel is a body off job I don't think the public will be so keen, especially once Disco 4s come out of warranty.
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