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I think saying the market is broken in relation to 2nd hand cars is a bit of a stretch.
When I was younger, 2nd hand cars were a lot more expensive. It's only the comparatively recent proliferation of dirt cheap finance that has tanked the 2nd hand market.
I may be biased, but when we were looking for a car in 2018, it seemed as though >£8k you really had to start asking yourself why you'd roll the dice on a reasonable mileage newish 2nd car, when you could just buy a new car with a real warranty.
That is the part of the market that is broken. Not, in historical term, this relatively small bump in 2nd hand car prices.
its not so much the car but the spec, mileage and the condition for a 10 year old car, could of bought similar over here but would have done 100k more, like a rusty boat underneath and probably diesel. This looks like new including the underneath