Why is the Haima M3 called a 'junk car'?

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The reason why the Haima M3 is called a 'junk car' is due to its poor resale value. Below is relevant information about Haima Motors: Haima Motors' logo: The logo features an abstract falcon shape embedded in a circle symbolizing the sun, representing 'the rising sun and the soaring roc,' which embodies Haima Motors' corporate image of striving upward and aspiring to soar. Product lineup: From the launch of its first HX6380 hatchback in 1991 to the 'Familia II' in 2006, Haima Motors introduced a total of 17 series comprising 30 models over 15 years. Familia: The Familia's prototype is the Japanese Mazda's FAMILIA, and the Familia is essentially a vehicle produced in sync with Japan's Mazda. As a family car beloved by consumers, the Familia achieved considerable sales success in recent years. The launch of the new Familia model further caters to personalized and youthful consumer demands.