Ford Taurus
Whether it’s a truck, a sedan, a sports car, or a crossover SUV, Ford delivers them all. One of the most affordable ones is the Taurus, but it also comes with an ugly rate of depreciation as a result. At a 35% decline in value after the first year, owners of a Taurus have lost $11k of the car’s value which was only $33,000, to begin with. You can get a 2017 model for less than $19,000.
Ford Taurus
Chrysler 200
The Chrysler 200 has a poor reliability rating and an unrefined transmission, just some of the reasons this car has a steep decline in value. It also struggles with hard shifts as a result of its poorly calibrated 9-speed transmission. You can also expect lurching issues and a malfunctioning wiring harness that leads to spontaneous shutdowns. You can also look forwards to suddenly shift into neutral. While they are affordable brand new, they are basically dirt cheap when bought used.
Chrysler 200
