The 10 fastest-depreciating SUVs
The desirability of SUVs means they tend to have strong residuals, but there are some exceptions that lose a huge proportion of their value over three years...
Depreciation is something most new car buyers don't want to think about, but it's always worth factoring in to your next purchase. After all, no one wants to buy a car that will be worth almost nothing by the time they come to sell it on.
You might imagine that because of their popularity among British buyers, SUVs would be immune to the pitfalls of depreciation, but there's a big gap between the car models that hold on to their value the best and those that lose money the quickest. Here, we're revealing which 10 SUVs suffer the worst depreciation during the first three years and 36,000 miles of ownership.
Our list features electric SUVs as well as petrol-powered models, and ranges from family SUVs to fully fledged sports SUVs. In each case, you can click the links to read more about each car in our reviews, and we'll show you how much you can save by using our free New Car Deals service. All prices correct at the time of writing.
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