Proton Jumbuck is a bestselling car in the UK
The Proton Jumbuck is hailed for its great driving comfort and boasts a number of design accolades. AutoUncle has 3 used Proton Jumbucks for sale in the UK.
What is the average price of a used Proton Jumbuck?
A second-hand Proton Jumbuck on AutoUncle generally sells for around £4,250. The used car price for a Proton Jumbuck depends on four main factors: the year of manufacture, fuel consumption, how far the car has travelled not to mention the trim level of the car.
For instance, a model that is younger with a lower number on the odometer, or higher-end models with more potent engines will generally cost more.
A popular body type for the Proton Jumbuck is the pickup
In the UK, the Proton Jumbuck is exclusively offered in the pickup body style. The versatility of pick-ups, capable of handling both urban commutes and rugged terrains, combined with tax incentives for business users, has contributed to their rising prominence on British roads. As manufacturers introduce models with enhanced comfort and advanced tech features, the line between utility and luxury continues to blur, making pick-ups an increasingly attractive option for a broader range of UK consumers.
People prefer the Proton Jumbuck in blue
The Proton Jumbuck is obtainable in the following shades: blue and silver.
On AutoUncle, you can currently find an inventory of 2 Proton Jumbuck models in the blue colour option, presenting a substantial selection to choose from. The second most sought-after colour option in the UK is silver with a total of 1 cars currently available for sale.
Pluses and minuses of the colour blue
Blue, particularly in its darker shades, is a visually pleasing car colour. It radiates an aura of refinement and sophistication. Furthermore, darker shades of blue excel at concealing dirt and mud, reducing the frequency of necessary cleaning and maintenance. Blue cars offer an excellent canvas for personalization. Owners can enhance their car's uniqueness with custom accents, detailing, or accessories.
Conversely, some of the disadvantages include. In dim or nocturnal conditions, darker blue cars may exhibit reduced visibility. It becomes imperative to employ adequate lighting and reflective elements for safety. Additionally, darker blue hues are susceptible to absorbing more heat from sunlight, potentially causing the car's interior to become warmer on hot days. Adequate cooling measures may be necessary.
Commonly preferred alternatives
Despite being an extremely There are various contenders to the Proton Jumbuck, and the following cars in particular are good alternatives to the used Proton Jumbuck.
Favored alternatives for the Proton Jumbuck
- Ford F100
- Maxus T90
- Nissan Frontier
With a selection of 1 available models on AutoUncle, the Ford F100 unequivocally positions itself as the leading alternative to the Proton Jumbuck. The Ford F100 boasts an average price tag of £12,990.
The Maxus T90 emerges as a significant contender in the segment, boasting an inventory of 1 vehicles presently up for sale on AutoUncle with an average sales price of £28,990. Another good choice for an alternative car is the Nissan Frontier with 1 cars for sale for the average price of £3,675. .
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