The 25 cars that hold their value the best!

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One unavoidable fact about buying a new car is that it'll lose some of its value as soon as you drive it off the forecourt.

With that in mind, have you ever wondered which car would be the best to buy to ensure you don't lose too much money when you try to sell it on in a few years? Well, we have, so we made this video!

We've pulled together a list of the 25 best cars for holding their value from each manufacturer based on them having done 24,000 miles three years after they were purchased. The question is, can you guess which manufacturer will come out on top? Let us know in the comments!

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[chrispratt]

Alternative title: "Why you shouldn't buy a brand new car."

[marcus]

If anyone wanted a reason not to buy a new car in their 20s, this is it.

[imblack]

Pov: you're tryna find the car you just bought without researching about it

[davidhayes]

Much of this data is highly speculative, given that many of these cars are new on the market. Projected estimates of value are... well... just that.

[der]

curious how there's so many cars on this list, that are only a year old...

[suvankrout]

25. BMW M2 (53% Retention)
24. Jaguar F pace (53.9 % retention)
23. Cupra Formentor (54.1 % retention)
22. NISSAN GTR (54.3% Retention)
21. Suzuki Swace (54.7% retention)
20. Mustang (54.8% retention)
19. renault Migan RS (54.9 % RETENTION)
18.BENTLEY bentayaga (56% retention)
17. Mazda cx30 (56.% retention)
16.volvo xc 40 (56.7% retention)
15. VW California ( 56.9% retention)
14. Mcclaren 765 (57.1 % retention)
13. Merc g class (57.1% retention)
12. Ferrari 812 superfast
11. Honda jazz (58 % retention)
10. Polestar (58.2% retention)
9. Aston Martin DbX SUV (58.3% RETENTION)
8. Tesla model 3 (59.6 % retention)
7.prius (59.7% retention)
6. Lamborghini urus (60% retention)
5.rolls Royce cullinam (60.1% retention)
4. Alpine A110 (61.1% retention)
3. Audio RS Q3 (63 % RETENTION)
2.Land rover defender (63.1% retention)
1. Porsche Macan (64.9% retention)

[theerinnaidu]

Most limited editions will hold its price

If you can afford it

[ctazyfrick]

Yeah the jimny went up in value so its like a collectible now

[thehelperofthepeopledems]

I really didn’t expect a mclaren to be on this list. You sure Carwow didn’t get the figures mixed up? 🤔😂

[mikijsmauss]

HOW CAN THEY PREDICT VALUE AFTER 3 YEARS OF A TOTALLY NEW - Talking about Cupra Formentor

[ice-]

How do you guys know the depreciation of the DBX in 3 years when it hasn't even been on the market for 2

[bragadeeshbalakrishnan]

Matt's eyes look a bit cross-eyed. Guess it's the lighting...

Edit:
Why am I seeing a truckload of luxury SUVs on this list. What is the frickin' world coming to

[LatecoBraxatoris]

Here in Slovakia, 3 years Fiat Tipo is selling almost at the same price as a new lol

[abdullahghufran]

congrats you have the best hot hatch as a daily drive "GR YARIS'

[tudori]

Toyota Camry in CSI countries: 🗿 Hold my beer, kids...

[benjaminagnic]

Honestly i dont understand how they can rate hows a car holding its value when it only 1 year from when it was realesed, i think carwow is a bit running out of ideas

[thehelperofthepeopledems]

Still waiting for the running race between yianni and Matt; but also race with a car in reverse 🤷‍♂️

[Bruno_SLC]

I thought the WRX was gonna be on this list. It holds its value fairly well, especially with low miles on the clock.

[syazaghouse]

Im tired of asking for a volvo xc90 2021 review but I aint gonna stop

[relentlesspursuit]

The GR Yaris - it's gone up in value since sales began 👌