What is the zero-to-whole ratio of the Avalon?

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The zero-to-whole ratio of the Avalon is 540.08%. Definition of zero-to-whole ratio: The zero-to-whole ratio of a car specifically refers to the ratio of the sum of the prices of all the installed parts of the vehicle to the sales price of the whole vehicle, multiplied by one hundred percent, resulting in a percentage coefficient. Calculation method of zero-to-whole ratio: Calculating the complete zero-to-whole ratio is quite difficult, as manufacturers do not disclose the prices of all components. Therefore, simplified versions such as the "50-item vulnerable parts zero-to-whole ratio" and "100-item vulnerable parts zero-to-whole ratio" have emerged as reference methods. Avalon: The Toyota car with "Dragon" in its name is called the Toyota Avalon. As a brand that entered the Chinese market early, it has accumulated a very good reputation among the Chinese people.