Is it suitable to trade in an old car? The minimum value for the old car is 40,000.

Which offers better value for money, the Jetour Dasheng or the Oshan Z6, and which is more suitable for a new driver?

Is it normal for a 12-year-old Mazda2 1.5L with 40,000 km mileage to have a fuel consumption of over 9 liters for commuting?

Is it still possible to find cars in stock? I'm looking to trade in one.

Can I trade in my car at the end of the year for this one?

Which coolant should I buy for the imported Koleos? I noticed today that the coolant in the reservoir is below the minimum line and I'm considering replacing it all. Could you advise on which coolant would be suitable?

Most of the old Jettas qualify for the national subsidy for trade-in, right? Wouldn't it be a pity to scrap it? I have a partner from December 2010, and the car is in good condition. I feel it's a pity to scrap it.

Is it suitable to trade in an old car? The minimum value for the old car is 40,000.

This car is already six years old. Not sure how many more years it can last, as small issues are increasing and fuel economy is getting worse. The resale value is very low.

Is the car's resale value really like this, or is the dealership just talking nonsense? I took my dad to look at cars and was curious, so I had them estimate my 2021 Octavia Pro Premium. I bought it at the end of 2021, and it has a bit over 30,000 kilometers now. They estimated it at only 40,000? Unbelievable, losing 40,000 in a year! [facepalm][facepalm][facepalm]

Where can I still find new or stock cars? Can someone in the car trade contact me?