by The American site iSeeCars conducted a study on car liquidity. Experts decided to determine which cars lose the most and least value over 5 years of ownership. 
The study analyzed over 4.3 million ads for the sale of new and used cars. It was found that on average a car loses 50.2% of its value in five years, although in some models this figure is half as much, while in others it exceeds 70%. The most liquid were SUVs and pickups – they depreciate the least: 1.
Jeep Wrangler Unlimited – 27.3% 2. Jeep Wrangler – 27.3% 3. Toyota Tacoma – 29.5% 4. Toyota Tundra – 37.1% 5. Nissan Navara – 37.8% 6.
Toyota 4Runner – 38.1% 7. Chevrolet Silverado – 39.7% 8. GMC Sierra – 39.9% 9. Subaru Impreza – 42.3% 10. Ram Pickup – 42.7% 
[ADINSERTER BLOCK=”7″] [ADINSERTER BLOCK=”8″] The most significant depreciation occurs not only in premium segment models (which is already a familiar fact), but also in electric vehicles and hybrids: 1.
Nissan Leaf – 71.7% 2. Chevrolet Volt – 71.2% 3. BMW 7 Series – 71.1% 4. Mercedes-Benz S-Class – 69.9% 5. Ford Mondeo (Fusion) Hybrid – 69.4% 6.
BMW 6 Series – 68.3% 7. BMW 5 Series – 67.3% 8. Mercedes-Benz E-Class – 67.2% 9. Jaguar XJ – 66.4% 10. Chevrolet Impala – 66.2%
