Why is the Haval H6 diesel version not holding its value?
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Haval H6 diesel version does not hold its value due to poor vehicle performance. Here is a detailed introduction to car value retention rate: 1. Calculation method: The car's value retention rate is calculated based on the original ex-factory price of the vehicle, using the auto industry's "ten-year depreciation method" - the first 3 years after purchase depreciate by 15% annually, years 4-6 depreciate by 10% annually, and years 7-10 depreciate by 5% annually. 2. Influencing factors: Car value retention rate refers to the ratio of a vehicle's resale price after a period of use to its original purchase price, mainly determined by factors such as vehicle performance, price fluctuation range, spare parts prices, and maintenance convenience. It essentially reflects the comprehensive quality trend of the vehicle. Models with high value retention rates have the advantage of being less affected by price reductions in the used car market, thereby reducing owners' risk of economic losses caused by product depreciation.