24 December

The new Prado a good example of why petrols and diesels tend to ‘keep their value’ better, for now anyway, in secondhand sales. It’s $10,000-$13000 more expensive than the previous model. (It’s also not a great car.) Secondhand cars have historically held their value because new petrols and diesels are always (often a lot) more expensive than previous models. You’re being ripped off.