The ranking of cars with the most depreciation in 5 years has been announced!

When buying a car, many people pay attention to its brand, appearance, power and speed. However, when it comes time to sell it later, the question of how much the car will depreciate becomes an important issue. To find out, the famous British publication Express conducted a special study and compiled a rating of the fastest-depreciating cars.

Experts studied cars that were five years old and analyzed how quickly their value had decreased during this period. In general, any new car loses an average of about 20 percent of its value in five years, but for some brands and models this figure can exceed 60 percent.

The first place in this unfavorable rating as the car that loses the most value is taken by the BMW 7 Series sedan. This car has lost a record 65.43 percent of its original price in five years. This means that people who buy it will lose an average of 73,200 euros after five years. Imagine how many other new cars you could buy for that money!

In second place on the list is the Tesla Model S, the star of the electric car world. Its price has decreased by 64.22% in five years. Another premium car that rounds out the top three is the Audi A6, the price of this German sedan has decreased by 64.20% in five years.

Several other models equipped with electric motors are also causing serious losses to their owners. In particular, the Nissan Leaf electric car has lost 60.39% of its value, taking one of the highest positions in the anti-rating.

Below is a list of the top 10 cars that have lost their value the fastest over the past five years:

1. BMW 7 Series — 65.43% decrease;
2. Tesla Model S — 64.22% decrease;
3. Audi A6 — 64.20% discount;
4. Nissan Leaf — 60.39% discount;
5. Tesla Model Y — 58.46% discount;
6. Chevrolet Bolt EV — 57.80% discount;
7. Tesla Model 3 — 50.41% discount;
8. Jeep Grand Cherokee — 48.88% discount;
9. Mercedes Benz E-Class — 47.77% discount;
10. Ford Escape/Kuga — 47.49% discount.

Conclusion from the Zamin.uz editorial team
Buying a car is not only a choice of a means of transportation, but also a financial decision. This anti-rating is not just information, but also a warning signal for buyers. If you are looking to buy a car for long-term resale or to protect against depreciation, it is recommended that you consider the above list.

Photo: BMW 7 Series.