GMC Canyon<\/a><\/strong>. This truck only loses 41.2 percent of its value through depreciation and it\u2019s a truck that has an excellent build and great features. Choose the Denali model and let this truck offer you the drive you want for the next five years.<\/p>\nDodge Challenger \u2013 Muscular Value for You<\/h2>\n
Unless you tear up this car on a drag strip, the Dodge Challenger is only going to lose 40.6 percent of its worth to depreciation. This retro-styled two-door muscle car can be a lot of fun and great to show off to your friends and family. Once you\u2019ve had your fun for five years, get most of your money back and let someone else enjoy the ride.<\/p>\n
Subaru WRX \u2013 Seventh on Our Minds<\/h2>\n
Coming in at the seventh spot is another sporty car that\u2019s fun to drive. The Subaru WRX could be the right car for you and it will be one that will give you back more than sixty percent of the cost when you sell it after five years. The depreciation of this car is only 39.8 percent, which makes it a car that can be viewed as an investment.<\/p>\n
Toyota 4Runner \u2013 Expected Value in the Sixth Spot<\/h2>\n
We expect to see Toyota models on this list. As the brand that often leads the way in resale and reliability, the 4Runner is an excellent choice for you. The deprecation only reaches 38.5 percent, which means you\u2019ll sell this SUV for most of the price you paid for it and enjoy using that money toward your next off-road ride.<\/p>\n
Toyota Tundra \u2013 Rugged Reliability to Get Things Done<\/h2>\n
The fifth spot on this list is the Toyota Tundra. This full-size truck<\/a> <\/strong>holds its value well and brings you the power of an excellent V8 engine to make sure you can get things done every day. If you\u2019re ready for a new truck after five years, you\u2019ll see the depreciation only reaches 37 percent, which means you\u2019ll get most of your money back.<\/p>\nPorsche 911 \u2013 Coming in Fourth for Value<\/h2>\n
You might be surprised to see the Porsche 911 at the fourth spot on this list, but the first five years aren\u2019t where this car typically sees an increase in what it\u2019s worth. With that in mind, you\u2019ll only see this car depreciate 36 percent during the first five years. If you\u2019re willing to hang onto it for a long time, you might see it increase in price.<\/p>\n
Jeep Wrangler \u2013 Tough Ruggedness in Third<\/h2>\n
The rugged build and tough qualities of the Jeep Wrangler make it nearly impervious to depreciations. After five years, this off-roader will only lose 32.8 percent of its value to depreciation. You\u2019ll be pleased to drive this SUV out in the wilderness and over the rugged terrain for five years and still receive most of your investment back in resale dollars.<\/p>\n
Toyota Tacoma \u2013 Super Popular for Your Resale<\/h2>\n
You might not need a midsize truck for a long time, but if you hang onto the Toyota Tacoma for five years, you\u2019ll only see 32.4 percent lost to depreciation. This number allows the Tacoma to be the runner up in the value category to make sure you have a reliable and impressive truck to drive on the roads and trails in your area.<\/p>\n
Jeep Wrangler Unlimited \u2013 Topping the Charts<\/h2>\n
The four-door versions of the Jeep Wrangler are what you want if you\u2019re looking for the vehicle that will return the most money after five years. The value leader is the Jeep Wrangler Unlimited and it only loses 30.9 percent of its price to depreciation. Take this SUV out for some fun in the outdoors and then let someone else have the fun they\u2019re looking for with this amazing vehicle.<\/p>\n