TOP FIVE VEHICLES THAT DEPRECIATE THE SLOWEST

Buying a brand-new car is a tangible representation of the hard-work necessary for such an achievement. However, it also means that the car loses value as soon as soon as the buyer drives away from the dealer. Below are several vehicles that are in high-demand in the used-car market, and therefore have a lower depreciation rate.

Price Difference Over First Year: 3.3%

 Land Rover Range Rover 
This uber-luxury SUV is one of the few vehicles that have a positive rate, and so increases its net value in the first year. Very impressive indeed.

    

Price Difference Over First Year: -3%

 Subaru Impreza 

The all-wheel drive compact segment has mainly been dominated by the Subaru Legacy lineup ever since its launch. There's no surprise that the Impreza is in high-demand by the consumers.

Price Difference Over First Year: -6.9%

 Toyota Tacoma

The Tacoma has been the dominant compact pickup in the US market. This truck is very capable on and off-road, and its attractive build quality, price, and utility make it even more appealing.

Price Difference Over First Year: -7.1%

 Jeep Wrangler Unlimited

In addition to being the cheapest to insure, the Wrangler has a low depreciation rate when compared to other vehicles in its class. The low price, capability off-road, and distinctive design makes this vehicle in high-demand.

Price Difference Over First Year: -7.9%

 Nissan Frontier

The Frontier is another compact pickup that has been outsold by the Tacoma in the past couple of years. Still, this a very capable pickup offroad, which most likely makes this truck a good choice for some consumers.