How does the resale value of the Supro Profit Truck stand up to other mini trucks?
Commercial vehicle resale value is often overlooked, but is a very important consideration when investing in a commercial vehicle. This can make a big difference to the total cost of ownership and future upgrade options for a business, as an asset that holds its value well is something that you want to keep on the balance sheet for as long as possible. The Mahindra Supro Profit Truck has been around for a while now, and we’re starting to see some data about how well its value is retained. So how does it compare to other popular mini trucks on the second-hand market? What factors about the Supro seem to affect its resale value positively or negatively? I want to talk about selling or trading in Supro trucks, and hopefully any insight into what used buyers are looking for. Do you keep in view that the resale value of the Supro will affect your keeping or upgrading or switching to another vehicle? Let us know what you think about the Supro as a long term investment from a resale standpoint.
I’ve found that the Supro holds its value fairly well. After three years of use I sold mine and I was surprised how much I got for it. In the used market it seems to be attractive due to its fuel efficiency and low maintenance costs.
The resale value is average at best. I’ve found. It doesn’t depreciate quite as fast as some of the cheaper options in the segment, but it doesn’t retain its value as well as some of the higher end brands. It seems to hurt it in the used market because it lacks some modern features.
Speaking in terms of resale value it has been a mixed bag for me. It does depreciate quite a bit as a base model, but if you have a well maintained customized base model for a specific business use you can actually get a decent price for it. It really comes down to finding the right buyer.
I’ve seen Supros with lower mileage and they hold their value very well so I’ve been tracking prices. Buyers seem to think less wear and tear on these trucks than other brands, and that low mileage equals low mileage.
Supros are highly sought after in my local market for their fuel efficiency which has kept their resale value up. But I’ve also found that models with a lot of customizations can be tougher to sell unless you find someone in the same line of business as yourself.
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How does the resale value of the Supro Profit Truck stand up to other mini trucks?
27 December 2024 10:56
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