Why Are There Few Used Tiggo 3 Cars?
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Because the Tiggo 3 depreciates too quickly in the used car market. Below is relevant information about Chery: 1. Chery Automobile Company: Since its establishment in 1997 in Anhui, China, Chery Automobile Company has consistently adhered to independent research and development. It is a state-owned enterprise and not a joint venture. In May 2017, Chery was awarded the title of the Best Independent Brand Automobile Enterprise in Mainland China for 2016. Chery's engine technology and materials are entirely sourced from domestic production. All vehicles produced and sold under its brand are domestic cars. 2. Chery Brand Positioning: Chery Automobile is crafted for pragmatic and progressive individuals from various social sectors who understand the joys of life and are willing to share. It is a Chinese automotive brand dedicated to technology, quality excellence, and is rational and trustworthy.
As a former owner who drove the Tiggo 3 for several years, I'd say the main reason for its scarcity in the used car market is its initially low sales volume during its launch period. Coupled with Chery's cautious production strategy at the time, tight output control meant fewer new vehicles, naturally leading to limited secondhand supply. Having driven this car extensively myself, I found it offers great value for money with affordable maintenance, and its durable engine can easily handle 100,000 km without major issues. Many owners like me, who drive frequently, aren't in a hurry to upgrade, preferring to avoid the hassle. Additionally, fierce market competition, with models like the Haval H6 dominating the SUV spotlight, left the Tiggo 3 with lower visibility, making it rarely recommended on used car platforms. Data shows it performed better in third- and fourth-tier cities, but overall slow circulation keeps its used car availability consistently scarce.
