Should I sell or keep my depreciating diesel?
I bought a new diesel car in 2017 before retiring. Now we're in lockdown and can't afford to upgrade. I do low mileage and the car has depreciated dramatically. What do I do?
Asked on 9 March 2021 by Chrisb49

You're probably best cutting your losses and selling it now while it's still worth something. It'll only continue to depreciate otherwise and will cost a lot to run as it gets older, especially as you don't cover enough miles to warrant a diesel.
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