Dodge Charger
A 22% decline in value after the first year is a good reason to be on this list, but dropping down to 65% the next year and continuing down at a rapid rate is a reason to stay on this list. If you’re looking for a Charger then you can get a 2015 model for 49% of the price it was when new, or a 2007 model for another thirty percent less. So, perhaps consider giving the Charger a dodge.
Dodge Charger
Chevrolet Camaro
Luxury cars usually suffer the highest depreciation rates that later turn the curve back up -as vintage cars do- and the dropping rate of the Camaro seems a little different. With its decline leveling out just above 40%, it appears to be starting to make a slight lift in the curve, like a wry smile, meaning that well-maintained models could be worth a pretty penny in years to come. In its first year, the value will drop by 18% and around 10% per year for the next five or six years and that’s good news for those who want to own a second-hand Camaro.
Chevrolet Camaro
