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Cheap cars usually lose their resale value and breakdown much faster than do more expensive cars. However very expensive cars don't tend to last longer than mid-priced cars, though they do hold resale value well.
Within the first three years, new cars lose approximate 40% of their value. Used cars have already gone through their major cycle of depreciation. This means that the price will be lower, and its value will be more steady for a longer period of time. There is no sales tax on the purchase of used cars, and it costs less to insure them.
Cars usually lose 30% their value in the first year. Then around 7-12% every year after that.
They really don't lose weight faster it looks like it becuz of the muscels but they don't
they lose their electricity
they lose their electricity
It looses it faster in a room
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you don't. the faster you lose it the faster it will come back along with EXTRA pounds..hate to tell ya.
Some assets lose its value like plant and machinery as they lose its power and they are known as fixed assets
You can lose weight a lot faster and dissolve sugar faster.
Apples are examples of fruits that make you lose weight faster