Which I dont agree with, because you have to spend $50K on a $45K car, to make it the equal of the competition. To me that's illogical. Options dont add any value come trade time, all they might do is differentiate one car from another. So the Ford is worth $45K, but we pay $50K for it, and the Bogan special is $50K but you pay $50K. If that makes sence. I dont mean to pick out of it, I just think its an anomoly because the Fords dont align as well as they used to with Holden, model wise.