The value loss is always greater on an overspecified trim level, like a
Titanium with the smallest petrol engine (Drivethedeal quotes £12,350 for the 1.6 Zetec). But because new prices are now rising due to sterling's weakness, and have at least another 10% to go, cars bought at discount new do not immediately drop anything like as much as they used to. Used prices actually rose instead of falling for the first 8 months of this year. (Channel Island rental cars are often over age, having sat unsold for as much as a year before they go to the Channel Islands, so true build date is always worth checking.)