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Published 2026-10-06 · data as of 2026-10-06
The same used car asks up to 79% more in Greece than in Poland, while new it costs about the same
In 288 of 294 comparisons of the same model and model years, the Greek used-car listing asks more than the Polish one, and the gap widens as the car ages: from +6% for 2023–2025 models to +79% for 2010–2013, according to an analysis of 14,461 Greek and 9,071 Polish listings covering 102 models. New, the same car costs about the same in both countries.
Published 2026-09-18 · data as of 2026-09-18
A car in Greece loses about 8% of its value every year - and the rate barely changes with age
A car in the Greek market keeps 80% of its value after three years and 54% after eight, according to an analysis of 24,596 live listings across 260 models. The annual rate of loss is close to constant at 7.9%: the curve does not "flatten" the way it is usually described - what shrinks is the amount the rate is applied to.