Sentence examples for resale performance from inspiring English sources
Forenza and Reno will "play a significantly smaller role in both sales volumes and resale performance," says Boldt.
"In the last four years, Suzuki is second among major manufacturers in improving its resale performance," responds Suzuki spokesman David Boldt in an e-mail.
Of course there are other factors, such as styling, design, interiors, performance, handling and resale value.
These days many concert promoters, ticket brokers, ticket-resale Web sites and even major performance spaces are in favor of preserving an unfettered free market for reselling tickets, and their allies in the legislature have beaten back attempts to limit the profits.
One MP, Sharon Hodgson, is calling on the government to introduce legislation to clamp down on ticket resale around pop concerts, exhibitions and theatre performances.
Edmunds summed up the experience by citing the car's "thrilling performance," "no maintenance costs" and "strong resale value," but also noting the "extensive list of repairs". .
It is unusual to get top dollar for a rare record from the "general public," where only the performance value is recognized, not the resale or trading value.
Even in flush times, some of Mercedes's high-performance AMG models have become notorious for their weak resale values.
The Xterra falls to sixth place among the worst-performing vehicles, as there have been three recalls on the car so far this year, not to mention its below-average performance in crash ratings in side (marginal) and rear (poor) tests, as well as its mediocre three-star resale value.
"It impacts resale value".
