The 10 SUVs with the worst resale value 5 years after being purchased new
10. Infiniti QX80: 63.4% depreciation with a difference of $49,307.
9. BMW X1: 63.4%depreciation with a difference of $26,935.
8. Audi Q7: 63.5% depreciation with a difference of $43,269.
7. Cadillac Escalade ESV: 63.6% depreciation with a difference of $53,992.
6. BMW X6: 63.8% depreciation with a difference of $50,371.
5. Infiniti QX60: 63.9% depreciation with a difference of $35,298.
4. GMC Yukon XL: 64.4% depreciation with a difference of $43,945.
Ly claims it's unsurprising that the GMC Yukon XL has a high depreciation rate.
"The Yukon XL is ... a common livery vehicle, so its high mileage likely brings down its price."
3. BMW X3: 65.1% depreciation with a difference of $35,199.
2. Lincoln Navigator L: 65.7% depreciation with a difference of $45,378.
"The Lincoln Navigator L is a common livery vehicle, so its resulting high mileage likely has a negative effect on its resale value," Ly said.
1. Lincoln MKT: 66.1% depreciation with a difference of $37,997.
"Although it has an abundance of cargo space, the Lincoln MKT has drawn criticism for its styling, so its low resale value is likely due to buyers favoring other vehicles in the highly competitive midsize SUV segment," Ly said.
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