Don't buy them new: which cars are the fastest to fall in price. Photo
When buying a car, many people pay attention not only to the price but also to the loss of value. These cars on the list fall in price the fastest and lose the largest percentage of their original value in 5 years.
Such models can scare buyers of new cars. After all, if you think about resale, you can lose a lot of money. On the other hand, the secondary market offers a good price. The list was compiled by CarEdge experts.
Which cars fall in price the fastest:
- Mercedes-Benz GLS (62.3%) - $44,047;
- Mercedes-Benz GLE (56.1%) - $39,642;
- Land Rover Range Rover (56.0%) - $57,623;
- BMW 7 Series (53.3%) - $50,297;
- Mercedes-Benz CLA-Class (52.8%) - $27,528;
- Infiniti QX80 (52.6%) - $36,642;
- Audi A8 (51.6%) - $46,286;
- Jaguar XF (50.4%) - $29,289;
- Audi A7 (48.8%) - $40,774;
- Audi SQ5 (48.6%) - $32,744;
- Audi Q7 (47.3%) - $36,060;
- Porsche Cayenne (46.6%) - $55,219;
- Audi A6 (46.2%) - $35,744;
- Mercedes-Benz S-Class (46.0%) - $68,852;
- Porsche Panamera (46.0%) - $77,058;
- BMW X5 (45.8%) - $39,625;
- Mercedes-Benz E-Class (45.3%) - $45,701;
- BMW 5 Series (45.1%) - $35,308;
- Nissan Leaf (44.5%) - $21,575;
- BMW 4 Series (44.2%) - $34,200.
The BMW X5 gets much cheaper fast.
Source: BMW
The percentage of the original value that the car loses over a five-year period is indicated in parentheses. Opposite is the final price which the car receives on the secondary market.
This mainly applies to premium models. However, there is also an affordable electric car - the Nissan Leaf. It also becomes much cheaper after a while because there are a lot of such cars, and a small range is not its strong point.
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