Whether you buy a car new or second-hand, its value is constantly on the decline. Having said that, it’s important to note that some vehicles’ value will depreciate faster and at a higher rate than others. This list will show you which cars suffer the worst depreciation. Is yours on this list?
Nissan Rogue SV
Instead of being more square and practical like the Toyota and Honda models, the Rogue was launched by Nissan as a sportier alternative. However, right after it was redesigned, the value of the car went down by five percent. Much like the Nissan Leaf, the Rogue is similar to its name (with high depreciation) – a rogue on this list.
Nissan Rogue SV
Chrysler 300 C
The Chrysler 300 C is definitely a veteran when it comes to luxury sedans since this car’s introduction back in 2005 sort of started the American classic sedan (big, muscular-looking, luxurious and powerful) revival. The availability of various powerful engines, like the V6, the V8, and the Hemi V8, became the major selling point for a lot of buyers around the world. The price of this stylish sedan is around $40k, but you only need to spend under $20k to get a Chrysler 300 C which is slightly used and a couple of years old. Although this means this car depreciated considerably within only a few years, the Chrysler 300 C is still perfect for you if you’re thinking of buying a luxury sedan that is mean-looking and big.
Chrysler 300 C