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I bought a new car in 2017 for 19K. It's now worth 21K, after 50K miles.
They definitely shouldn't have flipped out at you about it, but that doesn't mean they were wrong. Vehicles almost never appreciate in value; it just so happens that you accidentally timed the used car market perfectly.