Discover the 10 sedan models that experience the most significant depreciation after 5 years of ownership, based on data from authoritative sources.

Five-Year Depreciation Rate: 52 Percent The Lexus ES lineup has taken a bit of a sales tumble so far in 2025, with 22,683 models compared to 23,336 models sold by this time last year. But it still ...

Used car demand peaked during the pandemic, creating higher prices and lower depreciation across every vehicle segment. But ...

The depreciation provisions applicable from Tax Year 2026-27 have undergone a significant structural change. With the ...

EVs have a higher-than-average depreciation rate, but this model loses the most value of any model in its segment after five years. Most vehicles depreciate over time, and the first five years are ...

There's a reason you see Toyota RAV4s everywhere; the world's top-producing automaker sells a lot of them. In 2024, that added up to over 475,000 units in the U.S. alone, threatening to dethrone the ...

Wednesday also meant there were exactly three weeks left in 2025. And what Black Book noticed in the wholesale market last week reflected what auctions, consignors and dealers typically experience ...

When you choose a new car over a used one, you're probably looking for the benefit of a warranty period, reliability in performance, and a guaranteed pristine condition. However, the downside of a new ...

The average car depreciates by around 42% over five years, but Toyotas are known for retaining their value well. Is the 2021 ...

While depreciation is “roughly double” what Black Book often sees in July, analysts are also reporting that the auction conversion rate is staying near 60% so far this month. Those are the primary ...

When it comes to buying a new car, it's important to consider several factors to make the best car owner moves possible. Value retention is one that often goes overlooked. In a recent iSeeCars ...