Everyone knows that the moment they drive that new car of the lot, it loses a good percentage of its value. The longer you own your vehicle and the more you drive it, the more its value depreciates. Though all vehicles depreciate in value over time, not all depreciate at the same rate. Car buyers looking for a good investment would be wise to consider one of the following ten cars. They depreciate slower than any other vehicles.

10. Honda CR-V. In one year, the Honda CR-V will lose 9% of its value. While that might sound high, it’s good enough for number 10 on this list.


9. Toyota FJ Cruiser (tie). The Toyota FJ Cruiser is tied with number 8 on this list. It loses just 8.7% of its value in the first year.


8. Nissan Versa (tie). Like the FJ Cruiser, the Nissan Versa loses just 8.7% of its value in 12 months.


7. Scion xB. You can expect to recoup most of the cost if you change your mind and sell the Scion xB after just one year. You’d only lose 8.2% of what you paid for it.


6. Mercedes G-Class. If you purchase a Mercedes G-class, you could drive it for a year and still sell it for 92% of the cost you bought it for. It depreciates just 8% in 12 months.


5. Nissan Frontier. The Nissan Frontier dips into the 7% range losing just 7.9% of its value in the first year.


4. Jeep Wrangler Unlimited. At a depreciation rate of 7.1% for year one, the Jeep Wrangler is a pretty good investment.


3. Toyota Tacoma. The Toyota Tacoma is the pickup truck to buy if you’re looking for a vehicle that will keep its value longer. The Tacoma loses just 6.9% of its value in its first year.


2. Subaru Impreza. There’s a big jump between number 3 and number 2 on this list. The Subaru Impreza only depreciates by 3% in the first year.


1. Land Rover Range Rover. If you’re looking for a great investment, look no further than the Land Rover Range Rover. This one makes the list as a technicality since it doesn’t actually depreciate in the first year. You can sell your Range Rover for 3.3% more than you paid for it one year after buying it. Of course, you have to have a lot of spare change sitting around to be able to buy the Range Rover in the first place.

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Edited by Avant on 23/04/2015 at 00:59