#JD 5 SERIES PRICES SERIES#

#JD 5 SERIES PRICES SERIES#

JD Compact Tractor Depreciation вЂ“ Series 2 For example, commonly found on the 1025R and not on the 1023E are cruise control, tilt steering wheel, a convenient fender-mounted work light, 2 extra HP, and possibly best of all, a suspension seat to ease the pain of annual depreciation as you tool about your kingdomвЂ™s countryside. As an example, in at least 1 year between 20, the 1025R has some nice enhancements over the 1023E. Why does the JD 1025R hold its value better than the JD 1023E?ДЇeatures on models can vary year-to-year. Where, after 5 years, the 1025R held on to 7 more percentage points of its value when compared to its jealous sibling, the 1023E. This trend continues over the next 4 years of the machineвЂ™s life. The first-year depreciation is 2 percentage points better on the 1025R than the 1023E. However, the fancier (read pricier) of the two doesnвЂ™t suffer a hit as big as that of the lesser model. Starting with the 1 Series, the first-year depreciation is the biggest hit вЂ“ as you would expect. If you own one of these, you may want to go get a bullet to bite. Now that we have a baseline, letвЂ™s look at the depreciation over a five-year span. JD Compact Tractor Depreciation вЂ“ Series 1 No model in the 2 Series exceeded a 3% variation from the average new selling price over the period compared to the 4.4% variation in the 1 Series above. Comparing the 1 Series to the 2 Series, the variation in new selling price over these 5 years is more consistent on a percentage basis. Without the price drop of the 2032R in 2017 the two models would have been within $800 of each other. This drop-in price of the new 2032RвЂ™s may have helped Deere differentiate between the two. The largest of these, the 2038R was introduced in 2017 and this may explain the dip in the new selling price of the smaller 2032R. Next, the chart below shows the average new selling price of John DeereвЂ™s 2 Series tractor models 2025R, 2032R, and 2038R. This variation was in 2018 on the JD 2025R where the average new selling price was $ 11,234 or 4.4% lower than the 5-year average of $ 11,751 The 1023E and 1025R average new selling price did show some fluctuation from the 5-year average but never strayed more than 4.4% from the average. Photos courtesy of Deere & Company and John Deere Compact Tractors New Selling PriceД«efore we look at depreciation letвЂ™s start by looking at the average new selling price of these models from 2015 to 2019. John Deere Compact Tractors вЂ“ Series 1 and 2 For example, if a loader and backhoe were not part of the tractor as typically equipped when sold new, then those options are not included in the normalized average values. The term, вЂњnormalized,вЂќ here means that adjustments were made to arrive at a base value of the tractor as typically equipped when sold new. This data is a normalized average of models sold through dealer and auction channels reported across North America. WeвЂ™re using a data set from IronGuides Fall 2020 to compare values of the following 5 John Deere Compact Tractors, examining their new selling price to their value at 1 to 5 years of age. The вЂњRвЂќ version of these 1 Series sells new for about $1,700 more than the вЂњEвЂќ.Д®nough alphabetвЂ¦ LetвЂ™s get to the numbers! You can see this difference reflected in the new selling price of the вЂњEвЂќ and вЂњRвЂќ designations in the similarly-sized 1023E and 1025R. Generally, the вЂњRвЂќ in the model name implies more bells and whistles while the вЂњEвЂќ might be considered as a base model. So, the John Deere 1025R is a 1 Series at approximately 25 HP and the 2032R is a 2 Series with 32 HP. The last two digits of the model number refer (roughly) to the horsepower of the machine. In recent years, DeereвЂ™s naming convention for tractors of this size dictates these as 1000 or 2000 Series models. John Deere serves the compact tractor category with their Series 1 and 2 tractors. Just how many tractors can you shake a stick at? Today weвЂ™re going to look at 5 models of recent John Deere offerings in the category of Compact Tractors and how these compacts hold their value. ThatвЂ™s вЂњmore than you can shake a stick atвЂќ as my great-grandmother used to say. If you tallied them up you would probably find between 700 and 800 different models over the last 100 years. John Deere makes a LOT of tractors and has been doing so for a LOT of years.

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