Recently, the China Insurance Research Institute of Automotive Technology (also known as "China Insurance Research Institute") released the 13th phase of the automotive zero-to-integer ratio data report, which includes a total of 100 models. The zero ratio is the percentage of the sum of the accessories price after the disassembly of a new car divided by the price of the new car, the higher the percentage, the higher the cost of repairing the car, and the same as the retention rate, it is one of the important reference factors for buying a car. Next, let's take a look at what models have the highest zero-to-whole ratio in each level.
100,000-200,000 models: GAC Toyota Ralink
Zero-to-whole ratio: 491.88%
Toyota is known for its durability, and more netizens joke about "one car passed on to three generations", jokes are jokes, but from the title of Corolla's "world's best-selling model", Toyota does have superiority in car manufacturing technology. And Corolla's sister model in China, Leiling, won the title of the highest model with zero ratio of 100,000-200,000, and the zero ratio of the 2019 1.2TCVT aggressive version model was as high as 491.88%, because the parts used were too good and expensive? Ralink's sales have not been able to catch up with Corolla, which may be one of the reasons.
200,000-300,000 models: Dongfeng Infiniti Q50L
Zero-to-whole ratio: 732.15%
As a high-end brand under Nissan, Infiniti can be selected, and it will not be surprising. The price of luxury brands is relatively high, and accessories are naturally not cheap. Infiniti Q50L only sells a few 300 or 400 units per month, which is slightly embarrassing in luxury brands, with a zero ratio of 732.15%, which is a further confirmation of its niche identity. How many Infiniti cars have you seen on the road? It would be useful to express your views on it.
300,000-500,000 models: Mercedes-Benz C-Class
Zero-to-whole ratio: 823.87%
There are rumors that "Mercedes-Benz does not pit the poor", mainly to ridicule the inflated price of Mercedes-Benz. Mercedes-Benz C-Class because of the design of Mercedes-Benz S-Class there are more similarities, has always been known as the "Small S-Class", Mercedes-Benz C-Class with 823.87% of the zero-to-piece ratio to the first place in this issue of the list, from the side to confirm this statement, C-class parts and S-class parts may really be common. This is not the first time that the Mercedes-Benz C-Class has reached the top of the zero-to-round ratio list, if you plan to buy a Mercedes-Benz C-Class, the insurance must remember to buy enough, otherwise the premium may not be enough to repair the car.
More than 500,000 models: Audi A8
Zero-to-whole ratio: 561.06%
The price has come to more than 500,000, and the zero-to-whole ratio has declined, not because the accessories have become cheaper, but because the price increase has exceeded the increase in the price of accessories. Audi's flagship A8 series has always been the image of a Million Dollaraire in people's minds, and even so, the 561.06% zero-to-piece ratio is still beyond the two old rivals of Mercedes-Benz S-Class and BMW 7 Series. Audi also has a well-known nickname - "lamp factory", perhaps the A8's headlights have played a role in the zero-to-piece ratio.
The zero-to-integer ratio of joint venture cars and imported cars is higher than that of independent brands, which is more in line with the law of the market. Among the models priced at more than 300,000, the main models of the three first-line luxury brands of the BBA were all selected, and only the Volvo XC60 and S90 suddenly entered the list, so the purchase of luxury cars must not only accept higher prices, but also accept higher costs of use. Which of the above performed the most unexpectedly? Feel free to express your opinion in the comments. (Text/UVIS Auto Ride)
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