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After five years, these models stand out for holding on to 75% of their original value — or even more. Johnnie Rik / Shutterstock.com
Cars are holding their value longer than they used to, according to a new iSeeCars study — but that’s still relative. The average depreciation over five years is now about 39%, compared with about 50% before the COVID-19 pandemic. The car shopping data site figured this through an analysis of more than 1.1 million used cars, all from model year 2018 and sold between November 2022 to October 2023.
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