As long as they suit the circumstances the buyer has to address.

Created by AI? and the link starts at the list but the whole thing is an interesting and pretty accurate reflection of the market.

Particularly the bit where depreciation is addressed relative to the actual prices paid for new vehicles.

On 06/08/2026 at 10:19, Stonekeeper said:

As long as they suit the circumstances the buyer has to address.

Created by AI? and the link starts at the list but the whole thing is an interesting and pretty accurate reflection of the market.

Particularly the bit where depreciation is addressed relative to the actual prices paid for new vehicles.

Most of these models I would agree with that there are better models in there performance / size class.

I would like to have seen more Nissan Ariyas and I want to pop along to Nissan to look at the Ariya and the LEAF, 3rd iteration.

The Ariya is the cousin of my Scenic which was European Car of Year Year 2024 and some interesting iterations of it ie they still do the 63 Kwh version and there is the Nismo version with over 400 hp. Pricing has been weird and part from the LEAF, built in Sunderland, I dont think they get the full £3750 EV Grant.

Ariya 87 kwh gets 438 mile WLTP range on 19inch wheels, new face lift model due shortly and if avoids expensive car tax might get some sales but Nissan brand seems toxic at the moment as if it may be in trouble.

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