Fox News Website has a piece on the 5 year estimated depreciation of new vehicles. Some of the data by Ramsey Solutions was quoted. Here are the 7 listed (I rounded the "cash price" to the neared $100).
1. BMW X5 Cash Price $70,600 Depreciation 56.2%
2. Hyundai Sante FE CP $33,400 Depreciation 52.3%
3. Lexus RX350 CP $51,700 Depreciaton 50.4%
4. Subaru Forrester CP $27,700 Depreciation 47.2%
5. Toyota Camry CP $24,700 Depreciation 45.6%
6. Ford F150 CP $30,900 Depreciation 41.4%
7. Jeep Wrangler CP $37,500 Depreciation 31.2%
https://www.foxbusiness.com/personal-finance/popular-cars-depreciate
The 5 year depreciation of a Jeep Wrangler should not come as a surprise to those who have ever looked at the used Jeep Wrangler prices. If anything, the Cash Price seems low for most of the vehicles, but it may be the out the door price before TTL of the base model, which in the case of the Wranger would be a Sport 2DR with no significant options.
1. BMW X5 Cash Price $70,600 Depreciation 56.2%
2. Hyundai Sante FE CP $33,400 Depreciation 52.3%
3. Lexus RX350 CP $51,700 Depreciaton 50.4%
4. Subaru Forrester CP $27,700 Depreciation 47.2%
5. Toyota Camry CP $24,700 Depreciation 45.6%
6. Ford F150 CP $30,900 Depreciation 41.4%
7. Jeep Wrangler CP $37,500 Depreciation 31.2%
https://www.foxbusiness.com/personal-finance/popular-cars-depreciate
The 5 year depreciation of a Jeep Wrangler should not come as a surprise to those who have ever looked at the used Jeep Wrangler prices. If anything, the Cash Price seems low for most of the vehicles, but it may be the out the door price before TTL of the base model, which in the case of the Wranger would be a Sport 2DR with no significant options.