Mar 8 2013, 01:41 PM
QUOTE(zweimmk @ Mar 8 2013, 11:59 AM)
Yes it is. We talked about this in the M6 thread.
Actually I'm rather interested in knowing how much resale value the 308THP/VTI can fetch. Any former owners can share how much they managed to sell the car for?
I bought my Corolla Altis 1.8G in 2008 for RM116,900 (OTR). I sold the car last year for RM81,000
On Mudah, the listing price for the 2009 Altis is around 76k on average. So 2nd hand dealers will probably give you around 72k give or take a few.
A full spec P308THP model 2009 is selling on mudah for RM64,000 on average. The 2010 model is only doing around 72k on average. So if you take off 5k on average when dealing with 2nd hand dealers, that number drops to about 62k ~ 67k.
Why is the difference so big? Back when it first launched in 2008, the 308 was one of the best equipped cars in the market. Is there any reason why the gap is so big?
308thp 4speed is one most troublesome Peugeot to start with. Engine leaking, gearbox failure, etc etc. It was further rectified in the 6speed variants, and also the sedan sibilings 408.Actually I'm rather interested in knowing how much resale value the 308THP/VTI can fetch. Any former owners can share how much they managed to sell the car for?
I bought my Corolla Altis 1.8G in 2008 for RM116,900 (OTR). I sold the car last year for RM81,000
On Mudah, the listing price for the 2009 Altis is around 76k on average. So 2nd hand dealers will probably give you around 72k give or take a few.
A full spec P308THP model 2009 is selling on mudah for RM64,000 on average. The 2010 model is only doing around 72k on average. So if you take off 5k on average when dealing with 2nd hand dealers, that number drops to about 62k ~ 67k.
Why is the difference so big? Back when it first launched in 2008, the 308 was one of the best equipped cars in the market. Is there any reason why the gap is so big?
Perhaps why 308thp fetch such mediocre resale value
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