Mini Cooper
The Mini Cooper is definitely an attractive compact car, something that is evident from the loyal followers it has. The car, unfortunately, experiences a higher rate of depreciation than others in its class. If you bought a 2015 Mini Cooper for $20k last year, you will find that its value these days have gone down by 29.3 percent. When you want a car like this, focus on the residual value since this is its current price in the used car market.

Mini Cooper
GMC Yukon
The gas price hike is now a thing of the past, so it is easy to see why people are falling in love with gas-heavy SUVs yet again. The GMC Yukon has undergone a redesign, which has heavily impacted its resale value. There is also the possibility that people have realized how costly it was to own. After all, they can avail of a brand-new Yukon for $47k, though the costs will set them back by $70k in the first five years. This doesn’t sound ideal when the value of the SUV loses 33 percent after the first 12 months.

GMC Yukon