Understanding the Price vs. Kilometers Done Scatter Plot
This chart helps you see how the price of cars compares to how much they’ve been driven.
Each Dot: Represents a car similar to the one you’re looking at.
- Horizontal Line (X-axis): Shows the number of kilometers the car has been driven.
- Vertical Line (Y-axis): Shows the price of the car.
Red Triangle: Highlights the car you’re currently viewing.
What This Means for You:
- Lower Left Area: Cars that are cheaper and have been driven less.
- Middle Area: Cars that have a typical balance between price and kilometers driven.
- Upper Right Area: Cars that are more expensive and have been driven more.
Red Triangle Placement:
- If the red triangle is towards the lower left: Your car is a great deal—priced lower and driven fewer kilometers than most similar cars.
- If the red triangle is in the middle: Your car is priced and driven similarly to other cars.
- If the red triangle is towards the upper right: Your car is priced higher and has been driven more than most similar cars.
This visualization helps you quickly understand how your car stacks up in terms of price and usage, making it easier to make informed decisions.
