Which Cars Lose the Most Value in Three Years

The American site iSeeCars conducted a study on the liquidity of cars. Its experts analyzed 3.8 million used car listings three years old to determine how much cars lose in value.

The market average is 38% over three years. However, some models depreciate much faster, and they specifically made it into the iSeeCars ranking.

The Least Liquid Cars:

1 Acura RLX (value loss – 55.8%);

2 Lincoln MKZ (-55.6%);

3 Mercedes E-Class (-55.4%);

4 Jaguar XF (-54.8%);

5 Cadillac XTS (-54.5%);

6 Lincoln MKZ Hybrid (-54.5%);

7 Kia Quoris (-54.4%);

8 BMW 5 Series (-53.8%);

9 Cadillac CTS (-53.8%);

10 Audi A6 (-53.3%).

A separate liquidity ranking was formed for crossovers and SUVs:

1 Lincoln Navigator L (value loss – 51.6%);

2 Infiniti QX80 (-49.1%);

3 Lincoln MKT (-49.0%);

4 Ford Expedition (-48.7%);

5 Lincoln Navigator (-48.1%);

6 Lincoln MKC (-48.0%);

7 Buick Enclave (-47.8%);

8 Volkswagen Tiguan (-47.7%);

9 BMW X5 (-47.7%);

10 Infiniti QX60 (-46.9%).