@realbrianmello: Top 10 Least Deprecating Vehicles! | #carbuyingtips #autonews #cartok #cars

676767 :

Corvette 😂, that shits drops 50% after papers are signed

combinegangster :

5 year depreciation puts the Tundra at year model 21. Last year of the 5.7. That’s why the Tundra is on this list. Do it next year and the Tundra will no longer make the list.

MANEESH :

Toyota Dominated this list

Sandeep Singh :

Bro you missed Sequoia 3rd Gen...what about Sequoia Capstone and Trd Pro ?

squid :

1997 excursions lose 0% in 29 years

DANIEL MAC :

Sold my Cayman GT4 for like $5k off what I bought it for after owning for 4 years

Ricky_Spanish_0 :

edboidrives :

Surprised the type r isn’t apart of it. They seem to hold their value pretty well

dragoi88 :

So buy a Toyota for everday & family. And buy a 911/992 for business/pleassure? Thanks. Thats what i needed to decide what to buy.

High Tide Corals :

None of those really surprise me, sports cars keep value because they're generally not driven.. a well used sports car with high miles loses value rapidly.

not sure :

what surprises me is that 4runner was not on this list. they hold 70 to 80 percent of their value.

Clayton Robinson :

4 years later and have only lost 10k or less.

⃟ :

My db11 has lost 29% in 7 years is that bad?

Go Llo :

You missed the Camaro they are still being sell for more than their MSRP

TheCarAndy :

911 turbos and Gt3rs are up in value.

who? :

They need to separate out normal cars and luxury cars.

etg1985 :

Not a Cayman but a 718 Boxster, its a Great car! Never selling it !

adventure2travel :

What surprised me every time is people still paying full price for vehicles understanding these facts 😳🤯

JW_Cars :

C8 stingray corvettes depreciate so fast. $120,000 -> $75,000

Sanji :

No m3 m4?

shtoozie :

Forgetting the G80 M3 competition.. those things sell close to sticker with 20k miles on them it’s crazy

Wes :

The only one that surprised me a little bit is the BRZ

︎ :

any toyota lol

VERSTAPPEN MBAPPÈ CURRY :

this gotta be a joke, Toyota here in my country doesn't depreciate that much after 5 years