7 Sports Cars That Last the Longest Over 5 Years

The used car resource iSeeCars has recently compiled a study analyzing the depreciation rates of the various vehicle types available on the automotive aftermarket, all to discern which brands and models depreciate the most quickly as well as slowest. Why? Because this information can aid car shoppers hoping to invest in a new car that will maintain a high resale value after five years of use, rather than depreciate to a level of a meek trade-in.

May 3, 2025 · 1 min · 90 words · David Moore Jr.

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