How much money will you lose in five years if you buy a new crossover

In an interesting study of car liquidity, experts from iSeeCars found out which crossovers lose the most and which lose the least of their value in five years of ownership.

Experts studied thousands of ads for the sale of 5-year-old crossovers and found out how much they have become cheaper. It turns out that, in general, gasoline crossovers lose less of their value than electric cars, and mass models are more liquid than premium ones.

As for the brand and model, the most liquid crossovers are Japanese, and the leader of the ranking is the Toyota RAV4. Here are the most liquid crossovers on the market:

Toyota RAV4 - loss of 30.9% of value in 5 years ($9233).
Toyota 4Runner - 31.3% ($12753).
Subaru Crosstrek - 33% ($8511).
Jeep Wrangler - 33.9% ($10888).
Honda HR-V - 34.0% ($8,640).
Honda CR-V - 35.2% ($10,602).
Subaru Forester - 37.9% ($11378).
Mercedes G-Class - 38.8% ($57548).
Toyota Highlander - 42.1% ($17023).
Lexus RX 350 - 42.7% ($20,914).
Honda Passport - 46.3% ($20,730).
GMC Yukon - 52.4% ($35,032).
Chevrolet Tahoe - 52.6% ($27,601).
Chevrolet Suburban - 55.6% ($34,166).
Lincoln Aviator - 55.9% ($32,140).

The least liquid crossover is the electric Jaguar I-Pace, which has lost 72.2% in value over 5 years. In absolute terms, the Range Rover has lost the most value - $67,858. Here are the least liquid crossovers of our time:

Jaguar I-Pace - loss of 72.2% of value in 5 years ($51,953).
Infiniti QX80 - 65.0% ($53,571)
Maserati Levante - 63.7% ($64,991).
Tesla Model X - 63.4% ($53,846).
Range Rover - 62.9% ($67,858).
Cadillac Escalade ESV - 61.8% ($54,886).
Audi Q7 - 61.6% ($37,256).
Infiniti QX60 - 61.5% ($30,888).
Land Rover Discovery - 60.9% ($36,635).
Tesla Model Y - 60.4% ($36,225).
Lincoln Navigator - 60.3% ($62069).
Nissan Armada - 60.0% ($33914).
Jaguar F-Pace - 59.8% ($34,113).
Cadillac XT5 - 59.6% ($26398).
KIA Niro EV - 59.2% ($23,439).