Vehicle overview

[JohnDeere77]

The value of my tractor is written i red numbers and there is a expression mark next to the value. What does Giant try to tell me?

[Smith Modding]

No need to post the same question twice. It probably means you need to repair it by doing maintenance on it either at the shop or you might be able to do it through the garage menu (open the shop then go to garage)

[JohnDeere77]

Sorry, if this is a repost. But in that case your answer is a bit of. No need for maintnance, that bar is almost full.

[PrincessJessi84]

it just means your tractor or whatever it is has aged to the point that its no longer worth the metal its made of.. it doesn't hurt anything but resell value

[JohnDeere77]

What? After 27,4h?? Havent paid off mortgage on it. If it doesnt affect anything I dont mind a bit increased maintnance. Cause my Fendt 515 is a keeper

[BullFarmer]

It has always been a pointless thing Giants has done.
It just tells you when the current value of the tractor is below a certain percentage of new value which doesn’t seem like important information.

If it is not worth much to sell you may as well just keep running it anyway.

[parad0x177]

It has always been a pointless thing Giants has done.
It just tells you when the current value of the tractor is below a certain percentage of new value which doesn’t seem like important information.

If it is not worth much to sell you may as well just keep running it anyway.

While crudely (and not very effectively, IMHO) implemented, it is somewhat reflective of depreciation curves used in accounting and taxes. In those cases, it is common for equipment to reach the point of being fully deprecated (zero accounting value), but still functional/useful. At least in the US, it has more to do with IRS-acceptable standard depreciation methods for tax write-offs than actual useful life or even re-sale value.