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The 50 cars that depreciated the most in the last year!
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44 – Ford KA 1.5 Sedan Titanium
THE Ka It is a city car model manufactured by Ford in Brazil. The Brazilian version is exported throughout Latin America, while the European version is produced in Valencia, Spain.
Launched in Europe in 1996 and in Brazil in 1997 as an entry-level vehicle, meaning the cheapest car in Ford's range, its bold lines inaugurated the "New Edge" design concept and served as inspiration for other models from the manufacturer, such as the Fiesta and the Focus.
According to rankingIn 2017, 37,869 units of the Ka Sedan were sold, placing it twenty-third on the list of best-selling cars last year.
THE Ford KA 1.5 Sedan Titanium has an approximate value of R$70.250,00, with a depreciation of 13.95%, ranking 44th in the list of cars with the highest depreciation in the last year in Brazil.
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