S2K Current Market Analysis
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In your data analysis, I wonder if there is any way to compare the asking price vs. age, while normalizing or filtering out mileage differences.
This would have a bearing on somebody like me who drives their car about 40,000 miles per year. With that rate of mileage, would I be better off paying more attention to how old the car is, rather than it's mileage?
This would have a bearing on somebody like me who drives their car about 40,000 miles per year. With that rate of mileage, would I be better off paying more attention to how old the car is, rather than it's mileage?
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In your data analysis, I wonder if there is any way to compare the asking price vs. age, while normalizing or filtering out mileage differences.
This would have a bearing on somebody like me who drives their car about 40,000 miles per year. With that rate of mileage, would I be better off paying more attention to how old the car is, rather than it's mileage?
This would have a bearing on somebody like me who drives their car about 40,000 miles per year. With that rate of mileage, would I be better off paying more attention to how old the car is, rather than it's mileage?
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Great work collecting and analyzing this data adept! It's certainly useful and interesting to know for current and potential S2000 owners.
As you and likely many of us are wondering though, is how factors like age, mileage, color, condition, et cetera have on SALES price, rather than ASKING price. It should certainly be possible to collect this data, as sales price is reported to the state when the car is titled. Has anyone taken a look at PriceHub.com? It appears that this site sells this data. For instance, you can select the model year S2000 that you're interested in and see miles vs. sales price for recent sales.
Honda S2000 Price & Value | Used & New Car Sale Prices Paid
As you and likely many of us are wondering though, is how factors like age, mileage, color, condition, et cetera have on SALES price, rather than ASKING price. It should certainly be possible to collect this data, as sales price is reported to the state when the car is titled. Has anyone taken a look at PriceHub.com? It appears that this site sells this data. For instance, you can select the model year S2000 that you're interested in and see miles vs. sales price for recent sales.
Honda S2000 Price & Value | Used & New Car Sale Prices Paid
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Great work collecting and analyzing this data adept! It's certainly useful and interesting to know for current and potential S2000 owners.
As you and likely many of us are wondering though, is how factors like age, mileage, color, condition, et cetera have on SALES price, rather than ASKING price. It should certainly be possible to collect this data, as sales price is reported to the state when the car is titled. Has anyone taken a look at PriceHub.com? It appears that this site sells this data. For instance, you can select the model year S2000 that you're interested in and see miles vs. sales price for recent sales.
Honda S2000 Price & Value Used & New Car Sale Prices Paid
As you and likely many of us are wondering though, is how factors like age, mileage, color, condition, et cetera have on SALES price, rather than ASKING price. It should certainly be possible to collect this data, as sales price is reported to the state when the car is titled. Has anyone taken a look at PriceHub.com? It appears that this site sells this data. For instance, you can select the model year S2000 that you're interested in and see miles vs. sales price for recent sales.
Honda S2000 Price & Value Used & New Car Sale Prices Paid
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