Chevy Aveo takes that cake. I saw them going for 3k in 2012.

Any car that is used by rental fleets tends to depreciate wildly.

A 5 year old Kia Rio would only cost you less than 5000 dollars.

Did the Mazda 3 really depreciate that hard?

>>14802922
>>14802809
I meant Popularity. PT cruisers were really popular for about a year then they became hated ever since

>>14802983
Maybe the old ones did but when i search my 2013, i dont find any in perfect condition going under $12k

>>14803072
It's like you are blissfully unaware that it will not be 3 years old and in perfect condition for much longer.

Statistically, the worst luxury cars depreciate the fastest because they start off so high and then fall down to economy car level because non one wants them. The Hyundai Genesis is the worst, falling over $15,000 in the first year.

>>14803160
>Hyundai Genesis

No wonder I've been seeing so many as of late

>>14803160
That actually makes the Genesis sedan a candidate for "bargain of the decade", then.

>>14803160
Well, it is logical.
If a luxury car costs say 100k, and you tried to sell used at 90k, the only people who could afford that could as easily afford to get a new one.

>>14803160
I recall reading about Maybach depreciation once, it was both hilarious and appalling
Then again, nobody who buys a Maybach would care

Why does everybody hate this car so much anyway?

>>14803731
because it looks like a hearse, and it's ugly even for a hearse

>>14803587
yeah but you have a poorly made sedan with the cabin materials loose and shaking around at all times

i would rather have a camry and the like so that the car is actually still in one piece

>>14803756
The new Genesis isn't half bad, according to reviews.
And hell, they got Lotus to tune the suspension. The thing actually drives well now.