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Can someone share on how the depreciation value of a 2nd hand car is being calculated?
from sgcarmart :
Depreciation figures are based the yearly depreciation of the vehicle based on the assumption that the vehicle is deregistered only at the end of its 10-yr COE life-span. The value of the car body has not been taken into account.
The formula used to derive the figure is as follows:
Depreciation = (List Price - Min. PARF value) ÷ remaining years
Does it means this:
List Price = Buying price (used car) = $50,000
Min PARF value = 70% of OMV = $15,000 * 0.70 = $10,500
Depreciation = (50000 - 10,500) / 5 = $7900
Is my calculation and assumptions correct?
Try the computation for used car at
http://singaporemotoring.blogspot.com/2008/01/financial-cost-of-ownership-for-used.html
Anyone has this excel to share?
why does car price depreciate faster in the first 3 years?
Thanks!