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The 10 SUVs with the worst resale value 5 years after being purchased new

Brittany Chang   

The 10 SUVs with the worst resale value 5 years after being purchased new

2019 Lincoln MKT

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2019 Lincoln MKT

The automotive research firm iSeeCars.com has compiled a list of 10 SUVs that depreciation the most within five years of ownership.

On average, SUVs lose 51.6% of their value over five years. However, the cars on the list depreciate between 63.4% to 66.1%.

Nine out of the 10 on the list are luxury vehicles. iSeeCars CEO Phong Ly claims this is because luxury SUVs have a high MSRP, which often has to drop significantly in order to attract buyers who are shopping for used cars. This includes BMWs, which grace the list three times - more than any other automaker.

"The high maintenance and repair costs of German vehicles like BMWs leads to the high depreciation of these vehicles," Ly said.

However, the list is topped by the Lincoln MKT, which has a 66.1% depreciation rate. The car has an average new price of $56,474, but after five years of ownership, the car resales for about $19,123, according to the firm.

iSeeCars.com analyzed the prices of over 6.9 million new cars for the study, which also includes pickup trucks, SUVS, and noncategorized cars from the 2014 model year also sold that year. These prices were compared to more than 800,000 used cars from the same model year sold between January to October 2019, adjusting 7.9% for inflation.

Keep scrolling to see which SUVS depreciate the most:

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