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Aneano
Angemeldet seit:
28.11.2022
Beiträge: 88
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Car shopping is still crazy. New inventory is recovering but still not meeting demand, and used car prices are all over the map. Some models seem less popular than others, and their prices reflect that, but some used cars have actually increased in value over the years, which is a nearly unheard-of turn of events. iSeeCars, an analytics and car shopping firm, runs several research studies throughout the year to judge car prices and trends, and its latest depreciation study holds a few surprises.
The vehicles with the lowest depreciation — or best resale value — over five years:
Jeep Wrangler: -7.3%
Jeep Wrangler Unlimited: -8.7%
Porsche 911: -14.6%
Toyota Tacoma: -14.9%
Honda Civic: -16.3%
Subaru BRZ: -18.2%
Ford Mustang: -19.4%
Toyota Corolla: -19.8%
Nissan Versa: -19.9%
Chevrolet Camaro: -20.2%
Most models on the slowest depreciation list will come as no surprise to anyone with even a passing interest in cars and shopping. Popular vehicles like the Jeep Wrangler, Porsche 911, Toyota Tacoma, and Honda Civic comprise the list of slowest depreciating vehicles over five years, while a who’s-who of luxury brands brings up the rear. The Jeep Wrangler depreciated slowest, losing just 7.3 percent of its value over five years, when the overall market shows a 33 percent average depreciation over the same period.
Amazingly, when you look at just the first three years after new cars leave dealer lots, you discover that some vehicles actually appreciated:
Porsche 911: +5.7% increase
Toyota RAV4 Hybrid: +2.5% increase
Jeep Wrangler Unlimited: +2.0% increase
Porsche 718 Cayman: +1.8% increase
Jeep Wrangler: +0.3% increase
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MartyDavy
Angemeldet seit:
26.12.2022
Beiträge: 3
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Among the cars with moderate cost, the highest resale value was found in Toyota RAV4, Mazda 3, and Skoda Kodiaq. Over the past 3 years, due to the general rise in car prices and taking into account depreciation, these cars have not only not decreased in price but even increased in price significantly - by 13 percent. The actual cost of these cars at the moment is much higher than it was in the year of manufacture. These cars are still in the automotive news at *****. If you buy a used car, pay attention to the mileage.
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