New cars quickly lose their value. In the first five years, on average, a car becomes cheaper by more than 60%.
According to iSeeCars research, the average passenger car retains approximately 38.8% of its original price after the first five years of use.
Experts have determined that the Porsche 911 (coupe) retains its value best.. Over 5 years of operation, it depreciated by an average of only 9.3%.
The worst indicator is the Maserati Quattroporte – this sports sedan after 5 years retains only 35.5% of its original value.
So here are the TOP 10 cars with the lowest and highest depreciation over 5 years of operation:
Models that best retain their original cost:
Porsche 911 (coupe) – loses 9.3% of original price Porsche 718 Cayman – 17.6% Toyota Tacoma – 20.4% Jeep Wrangler/Unlimited – 20.8% Honda Civic (sedan/hatch) – 21.5% Subaru BRZ – 23.4% Chevrolet Camaro – 24.2% Toyota C-HR – 24.4% Subaru Crosstrek – 24.5% Toyota Corolla – 24.5%
Models with the highest wear:
Maserati Quattroporte – loses 64.5% of the starting price BMW 7 Series – 61.8% Maserati Ghibli – 61.3% BMW 5 Series (hybrid) – 58.8% Cadillac Escalade ESV – 58.5% BMW X5 – 58.2 % Infiniti QX80 – 58.1% Maserati Levante – 57.8% Jaguar XF – 57.6% Audi A7 – 57.2%