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Toyota resale values lowered again by Kelley Blue Book IRVINE, Calif. — The Blue Book value of used Toyotas has been reduced again as the Japanese carmaker’s troubles persist.Kelley Blue Book said today it was lowering the resale value of recalled Toyotas for the second time in less than a week. That leaves the cars’ value an average of 3.5 percent lower than a week ago, with further cuts still possible. The combined cuts by the vehicle information company range from about $300 for a recalled Corolla to $750 for a recalled Sequoia. Juan Flores, director of vehicle valuation for Kelley Blue Book, says the latest reduction reflects a drop in customer demand for Toyotas as well as Toyota Motor Co.’s apparent lack of confidence in its vehicles. |
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- U.S. 2 accident victim remains hospitalized
- Marysville couple buys, renovates a home with help from little-used loan program
- She was a pilot in World War II, and now she's a hero
- Paine Field results delayed by months
- Teens coach seniors on getting gadgets to work
- Stillaguamish Tribe carves a link to its long-lost past
- Minnesota transplant settled into Northwest life
- Tax credit on interest can save first-time homebuyers a bundle
- Monroe cell-tower plan angers neighbors
(12) - Air Force tanker decision favoring Boeing isn’t free trade, British and French say (11)
- The Hub, a Snohomish institution, closes (10)
- What Washington's new cell-phone law means for you (8)
- Paine Field results delayed by months (7)
- Breaking news: Child murder suspect Fryberg in custody (6)
- Former Snohomish County planning director charged (4)
- Stillaguamish Tribe carves a link to its long-lost past (4)
- Alcohol, marijuana cited in fatal wrong-way crash (4)
- Census mailing a money saver (3)
- Yelm ousts Lynnwood girls, 54-51
- Meadowdale boys take aim at fifth place
- Archbishop Murphy girls keep vow to win
- Meadowdale boys refuse to fold, but rally falls short in 3A state opener
- Prairie’s zone defense stymies Lynnwood at Class 3A state girls basketball tournament
- Ellensburg takes it to Archbishop Murphy girls at 2A tourney
- Beyond the ‘Woodstock Generation'
- Magical run for Jackson
- Boeing to Offer NewGen Tanker to US Air Force
- New CEO at Valley General Hospital
- Dan Koffman's ‘TopSpin' marketing astounds, inspires, motivates, produces — just for starters
- Economic forecasts for Snohomish County, Everett, Marysville offer some bright moments
- Government officials influencing home prices
- Massive EPA energy regulations meet challenge
- Washington state healthcare reforms also needed
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