According to the data compiled by What Car, which vehicles lost the most value this year in 2021 after 3 years of ownership?
Depreciation is not always bad news though, if you are looking for a second hand vehicle, you can sometimes get a lot of car for your money, and even with a loss of value, some of these are still fantastic cars to own, but as always, remember to do your homework.
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Values are based on an average mileage of 12,000 miles per year and a car that is 3 years old.
1. Audi A8 55 TFSI quattro Vorsprung
New list price £106,305
3 year resale value £28,975
Price drop £77,330
Value loss 72.7%
2. Vauxhall Combo Life 1.2 Turbo 130 Elite
New list price £28,260
3 year resale value £8150
Price drop £20,110
Value loss 71.2%
3. Fiat 500 Mild Hybrid 1.0 Pop
New list price £15,910
3 year resale value £4650
Price drop £11,260
Value loss 70.8%
4. Mercedes S-Class Coupe S560 Grand Edition
New list price £125,010
3 year resale value £36,800
Price drop £88,210
Value loss 70.6%
5. Peugeot 108 1.0 72 Active
New list price £12,785
3 year resale value £4,000
Price drop £8785
Value loss 68.7%
6. Mercedes SL 500 Grand Edition
New list price £89,235
3 year resale value £29,325
Price drop £59,910
Value loss 67.1%
7. BMW 2 Series Active Tourer 216d SE
New list price £27,975
3 year resale value £9200
Price drop £18,775
Value loss 67.1%
8. BMW 2 Series M240i Nav auto Convertible
New list price £45,385
3 year resale value £15,075
Price drop £30,310
Value loss 66.8%
9. Vauxhall Astra 1.5 Turbo D SRi Nav
New list price £23,675
3 year resale value £7900
Price drop £15,775
Value loss 66.6%
10. Citroen Spacetourer 1.5 BlueHDi 120 Business M
New list price £37,005
3 year resale value £12,500
Price drop £24,505
Value loss 66.2%
