Depreciation

Top sales figures and resale value are this small SUV's best bragging rights.

Sure, you can trade-in your Cybertruck. But at what cost?

Just about every car is a depreciating asset. But Tesla (and EVs in general) have the industry standard beat.

Luxury and EV segments tend to shed resale value more than others. Naturally, a luxury EV sedan bleeds from two places.

The Toyota RAV4 could lose around 30% of its original value in five years. But the brand's popular little truck does a much better job.

Want your car to keep as much value as possible? You might want to steer clear of these.

The list includes three sports cars, a pickup truck, and a sensible sedan.

Most buyers care about resale value, which means there are some cars they should avoid.

Toyota is known for high quality, but did you know that some Toyota models lose value fast?

Ouch. You can feel that one right in the wallet.

A new study shows that EVs are the worst segment for depreciation, but those resale values don't tell the whole story.

Towing and payload are your top priorities when choosing a pickup truck. But how fast it will depreciate, should also be a factor. We've got a list of 10 trucks that have depreciated the fastest after three years.

It is no secret that the Ford Fusion is going out of production in the U.S. alongside the rest of the brand’s sedans. However, there are plenty of brand-new Fusions sitting in lots across the country. While some deals for the outgoing sedan may be tempting, you may want to wait before pulling the trigger. …

Supercars are the things of dreams. Many people can only admire them from a distance because of their price points when new. However, not all of them are equal. Some are more reliable than others. Consequently, some of these dream machines depreciate more than others. To show how attainable a supercar can be, a show …