Mini Cooper
The depreciation rate of the Mini Cooper has improved over the last few years and you will find a large and loyal fan base all around the world, but it’s still high enough to make it onto this list. A 2018 Cooper will now have a 12-15% lower price tag on it and another 2-3% more every year after. By 2021 it will be valued at $14,500 less than the $22,000 it cost when it rolled off the showroom floor.
Mini Cooper
GMC Yukon
While the price for gas in the US may have leveled out a bit, the interest in thirsty SUVs has risen again. GMC’s redesigned Yukon has left drivers wondering if it’s good as a brand new purchase. A 2018 Yukon lost around 20% of the purchase price in its first year, and add another 15% if it’s one from 2017. A 2014 model is now worth only 42% of the original value of a Yukon.
GMC Yukon
