Why is the new Sylphy not holding its value?

[VanAdelyn]

Here is the relevant introduction to why the new Sylphy does not hold its value well: 1. Conditional factors: There are many conditional factors that affect the vehicle's value retention rate, such as brand, model, market share, quality reliability, spare parts prices, and ease of maintenance. However, for the Sylphy, the main factors influencing its high value retention rate are market share and quality reliability. At the same time, its maintenance costs are relatively cheap, and there is no significant increase in maintenance costs after the warranty period expires. 2. Sylphy's performance: The new Sylphy's power output is too bland, with a 1.6L naturally aspirated engine paired with a CVT transmission. It can be said that this power level is just barely passing. The overall performance in the initial stage is too soft and comfortable. The mid-to-low trim models still use halogen headlights, and the rear suspension adopts a torsion beam rear suspension with a stabilizer bar, while most models in the same class use better-performing multi-link independent suspensions.