New cars are a big expense, so if you do not care about a specific brand or model, it is worth considering which cars lose the least. The Caredge list will help in this choice. The independent automotive portal has analyzed millions of cars and automotive data offers to identify the brands that are the least losing value.
Japanese motoring at the top of the list
The list prepared by Caredge shows that Japanese cars lose the least. At the top of the list there are four brands from the country of cherry blossoms. The highest came Toyota. Cars of this brand after five years of operation can sell on average for over 69 percent. original value. In the next two places they were found Mazda and Hondawhose average value is just over 65 percent. It was fourth Subaru.
TOP10 brands ranking, whose value after five years is the highest
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Position |
Mark |
Resale value after 5 years |
|
1 |
Toyota |
69.31% |
|
2 |
Mazda |
65.34% |
|
3 |
Honda |
65.22% |
|
4 |
Subaru |
63.64% |
|
5 |
Jeep |
62.25% |
|
6 |
Volkswagen |
61.71% |
|
7 |
GMC |
60.46% |
|
8 |
Frame |
60.17% |
|
9 |
Kia |
60.16% |
|
10 |
Hyundai |
59.51% |
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Source: Caredge |
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The most valuable models
Caredge data shows that the least will lose its Jeep Wrangler value, whose value after five years is over 75 percent. values of the new car. The next 11 items are occupied by Japanese cars such as brands like Toyota, Mazda, Honda and Subaruall 5-year model of these brands included in the ranking have over 70 percent. values of the new car.
TOP12 models ranking, whose value after five years is the highest
|
Position |
Model |
5-year residual value |
|
1 |
Jeep Wrangler |
75.12% |
|
2 |
Toyota 4runner |
73.88% |
|
3 |
Toyota Land Cruiser |
73.83% |
|
4 |
Toyota RAV4 |
73.10% |
|
5 |
Honda HR-V |
72.92% |
|
6 |
Honda CR-V |
72.27% |
|
7 |
Mazda MX-5 MIATA |
72.17% |
|
8 |
Toyota Tacoma |
72.09% |
|
9 |
Toyota Corolla |
71.95% |
|
10 |
Subaru party |
71.79% |
|
11 |
Mazda3 |
70.64% |
|
12 |
Toyota tundra |
70.45% |
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Source: Caredge |
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