There's an art to picking the optimal time of year for a used car purchase. Here is what the statistics tell us.

The reputation or the goodwill of the automaker plays an important role in determining the depreciation rate. Reputed brands are known for quality, reliability, and high performance which slows the ...

Whilst few motorists appreciate heavy depreciation, falling prices can be a blessing for used car buyers, allowing them to save significantly on a recent model. According to CarGurus, the model ...

In order to understand the degree of used cars' depreciation, and variations between models, body types and other factors, we have scoured through thousands of data points across our platform and ...

This brand is notorious for poor reliability, often leading to faster depreciation. The F-Type can be one of the top choices ...

The IDV is important because it's the highest amount an insurer will pay for a claim. It gets lower as the age increases: 5% ...

Maybach has the highest depreciation rates of any car on the market. Anybody want to buy a used Maybach? Hello? The idea may sound entirely preposterous – an anathema, even, to the brand's ...

It hasn’t escaped electric car depreciation, however ... may be worth a look – provided you’re buying used. New buyers, or their finance companies at least, have to suffer a £30k drop ...

New-car buyers can avoid crystallising their depreciation losses by holding on to their cars for that bit longer and used buyers have the option of targeting cars at the optimum point in their ...