All cars depreciate as wear and tear, market demand, subsequent redesigns and economic forecasts reduce the value of a particular vehicle over time. In fact, the simple act of driving off the dealer’s ...

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Depreciation rates vary, but most new vehicles have a 20% value drop in the first year. Being strategic and shopping for used cars from the current or previous model year can help beat car ...

After crunching the numbers, NexusMedia found that blue cars lose the most value over time, declining just over $12,400 over ...

Finally, some good news for car shoppers: new vehicle costs dropped this year, according to AAA. The annual cost to own and operate a new vehicle fell to $11,577, or $964.78 per month, a $719 decline ...

Owning a car is getting more expensive. It's not just the purchase price for new vehicles, which has jumped about 25% since early 2020, according to Kelley Blue Book. A September report from AAA found ...

If you're car shopping, you may have heard the adage that new cars lose 10% of their value as soon as you drive them off the dealer lot. A new report from CNBC and the automotive research firm Black ...

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