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Help! Chevy Dealer Price too high!

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Old January 3rd, 2012, 1:25 PM
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Originally Posted by SabrToothSqrl
Tahoe, year ONE, you will BURN $11,450 in depreciation.

Year 2: $4,800.00
This is more due to buying a new vehicle and not really just a "buying a new Tahoe" issue. The vast majority of vehicles will lose 50% of it's value within the first 4 years of ownership.
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