Sentence examples for a resale value from inspiring English sources

The city estimates that its vehicles would have a resale value of about $2,000 each.

"A black Mondeo estate with a mismatched wing mirror and a resale value of 400 quid".

The city estimates that most of the cars have a resale value of about $2,000 at auction.

Look, for example, at Marc Newson: his 1991 Orgone table already has a resale value of around £1,000; collectors have paid 10 times that for studio prototypes.

That number of yours has a resale value to other companies eager to target you for dinnertime telemarketing, charitable solicitations or employee monitoring.

Its other jets – a Hawker 800 and two Cessna Citations – could have a resale value of more than $60m, according to aircraft brokers.

From Japanese brands like Toyota to American mainstays Ford and Chevrolet, buyers want to understand which vehicles will have a higher resale value and a higher satisfaction value when they look at the prices that sellers are charging for a particular vehicle.

If it's a big release with a high anticipated resale value (a sneaker attached to a major basketball player such as LeBron James or Kobe Bryant, for example), it's not unusual to see lines forming outside of stores days in advance.

(A well-thumbed tome has a low resale value anyway).

Thieves had a particular penchant for goods with a high resale value such as leather jackets, branded accessories and high-end fashion, and goods for which there is continuous demand such as razor blades, cigarettes and formula milk for babies.

Replace parts that are worn and inexpensive (side view mirrors, headliner) if you have some cash and want a bigger resale value modernize the car with a new head unit with today's features pop dings and get it reprinted, you can easily make a 2k car worth 5k.