Are My Kilometres High for My Car's Age?
Enter the model year and the kilometres to see how your car compares with a typical Canadian car of the same age, and roughly what the difference does to its value.
How is this worked out?
Canadian drivers usually cover 15,000 to 20,000 km a year, so a typical car's kilometres are its age times that range. The value effect is the rule from our own buying: about $1,000 for every 10,000 km more or fewer than comparable cars, or every 15,000 km on a Honda or a Corolla, because those are the easiest cars to sell.
Highway kilometres count the same as city ones, because nobody pricing a car can check how they were driven.
More on this: How mileage, condition and trim affect value.
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