While the body lines have morphed with the times, a Golf is unmistakable, and is now in its 8th generation. See the Volkswagen Golf Depreciation Chart. This powerful and stylish coupe impresses us not only with its looks and staying power, but in its ability to maintain its value over time.
See the Chevrolet Camaro Depreciation Chart. If you want practicality coupled with a personality, the Kia Soul is just the ticket. Creative advertising, a bold look, and an attractive price tag created quite the Soul following, and that has done its owners well through the years. For those looking for versatility, coupled with a little bit of fun, the Kia proves to be a worthy choice that maintains its value over time. See the Kia Soul Depreciation Chart. Except for its hopped up sister WRX model, the Subaru Impreza is not exactly exciting or dynamic, but its loyal following appreciates its ride comfort, roominess, and overall value.
Those who live in colder climates also enjoy the sure-footedness of its standard all-wheel drive. See the Subaru Impreza Depreciation Chart. Fifty years later, the 6th generation Z is still impressing us with its stylish looks and nimble performance.
Demand for the Z has endured through the years, earning its way onto our list. See the Nissan Z Depreciation Chart. No Top 20 list for value would be complete without a Honda Civic on the list. The Civic has been a trusty stalwart for decades, and is known for its reliability, practicality and overall good value. This year is no exception, with the Civic planted firmly within the ranks of those car models that hold their value well. After 10 generations, Honda seems to have the value proposition dialed in nicely.
See the Honda Civic Depreciation Chart. Their new high-performance models leave the factory with up to horsepower. See the Ford Mustang Depreciation Chart. See the Dodge Challenger Depreciation Chart. Unlike the power-thumping Mustang and Challenger, the Toyota Corolla appeals to a different audience, with economy, practicality, and an aura of frugality.
Corolla owners are not disappointed, however, as Toyota delivers on this reputation. See the Toyota Corolla Depreciation Chart. The Prius is a favorite of those who are economical, and like to save money. So, Prius owners should be proud to see that their ride is a standout for holding its value.
This is especially the case, as hybrids in general do not do well in the resale market, given their above-average obsolescence. Editorial prices shown are a "price guide" only, based on information provided to us by the manufacturer.
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According to Kelley Blue Book KBB , the average model-year vehicle will lose about 60 percent of its original value after a typical five-year ownership period. But some vehicles inherently retain more of their original values than others, and this is based on a plethora of factors. Fortunately for new-vehicle shoppers, KBB compiles an annual list of the models that are predicted to return the highest average five-year resale values.
The mainstream brand that takes first place in terms of resale values this year is Toyota, with Porsche taking top honors among luxury makes. The top-performing models overall in terms of value retention for are all either pickup trucks or truck-based SUVs, with the Toyota Tundra full-size pickup leading the pack, estimated to hold onto 59 percent of its original cost after five years.
These are the makes and models in each vehicle class KBB predicts will bring the highest rate of return after five years, and the percentages of value retained:. Click here for more information on any of these models via KBB.
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