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- Luxury vehicles tend to lose more value than any other cars or trucks over time, iSeeCars found.
- iSeeCars analyzed transaction data from more than 1 million cars to see which used cars sold for the most — and least.
- The Maserati Quattroporte lost more than 64% of its value on average after five years.
A new Maserati Quattroporte loses more than 63% of its value on average— or about $100,000 — after five years on the road.
That's according to iSeeCars, which analyzed prices of more than 1 million vehicle transactions within the past two years to determine which models lose the most value over five years of ownership.
Luxury and sports cars tend to depreciate the fastest, iSeeCars found, along with electric vehicles. Hybrids and fuel-efficient cars typically hold more value.
Across the board, vehicle values declined by an average of 38% over five years, iSeeCars found. Here are the 15 models that lost the biggest share of their original sticker price:
Nissan
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BMW
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