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Peugeot 107 'holds its value well'
24th August 2009
The Peugeot 107 could be a good purchase for those with young car driver insurance, because of its favourable depreciation value, it has been claimed.
Motorists investing in a Peugeot 107 will hold 60.9 per cent of its original price three years after purchase, according to new data from the used car expert's Glass's Guide.
The Peugeot is closely followed by the Toyota Aygo (60.2 per cent) and the Suzuki Swift (59.5 per cent).
Citroen's C1 and the BMW Mini complete the guide's top five leading small cars for depreciation, retaining 59.2 per cent and 58.9 per cent of their value after three years respectively.
The high-end Ferrari F430 also made the list, retaining 58 per cent of its value, although the sports car is likely to be beyond those seeking young car drivers insurance.
Vehicle information website HPI last week warned drivers to be wary of making used car purchases.
The firm suggested that motorists be vigilant of cars with a cloudy or non-existent vehicle history.
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