5 Cars That Hold Their Value Best After 5 Years

With the overall cost of new car ownership pricing prospective buyers out of the market, it’s not surprising that more people are starting to turn to used cars to keep costs manageable. Older vehicles often hold their value over time — sometimes better than newer models. After all, cars start to depreciate the moment they’re driven off the lot.

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But not all vehicles are created equal. These are five cars that hold their value best after five years, according to data from iSeeCars.

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Porsche 911

• Average rate of depreciation after five years: 19.5%

• Average value lost after five years: $24,428

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Porsche 718 Cayman

• Average rate of depreciation after five years: 21.8%

• Average value lost after five years: $15,851

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Toyota Tacoma

• Average rate of depreciation after five years: 26%

• Average value lost after five years: $8,217

Chevrolet Corvette

• Average rate of depreciation after five years: 27.2%

• Average value lost after five years: $18,557

Honda Civic

• Average rate of depreciation after five years: 28%

• Average value lost after five years: $6,987

Gabrielle Olya contributed to the reporting for this article.

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