Top 10 Cars With THE BEST Resale Value That Save You Money!

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Title	:	Top 10 Cars With THE BEST Resale Value That Save You Money!
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4 runner
Comment from : Penny pinch Home finder

Great videos sir and very good facts Could you please make a video on the trailblazer Chevy suv 2023, thanks in advance
Comment from : Elvis Quadros

Wrangler above Tacomas my ass
Comment from : Bruce Wayne

@Car Help Corner , what's your thoughts of 2023 KIA SPORTAGE PHEV resale value? Thinking between this and 2023 Toyota RAV4 Hybrid Limited What's your advise/recommendation?
Comment from : Marvin M

Whats the difference between rav 4 hybrid se vs rav 4 hybrid xse do they have the same depreciation
Comment from : July Albert

How many Jeep spend to get that spot??br🤣
Comment from : ZAR

146 over 5 years for Porsche 911 ?brIf I have to pay 85 of the price of a brand new car for 5 year old used car, I would rather pay more and buy a brand new car
Comment from : David Jacobs

The latest Wrangler is actually quite reliable if you have the 36L V6
Comment from : damnjustassignmeone

Hello, my friend I wonder if you could make a brief video about the top 10 less stolen vehicles in Canada, specifically in Ontario
Comment from : Dr70Sam

Tesla just dropped its model Y by $13k A one month old car just lost 20 The time to sell used car at higher price than new is becoming history
Comment from : Larry Cao

I own a 4Runner and a Highlander
Comment from : Cris Radu

Great video Brother 👍🏻 brGreetings from the Dominican Republic 🇩🇴
Comment from : Angelo Crisostomo

We must consider these ten models if we're going to stick with the car for couple of years 😉
Comment from : Angelo Crisostomo

Land Rover Defender should be on this list Used ones are more expensive
Comment from : P Mahardika

These depreciation numbers will look so much different in the next couple of years
Comment from : MdRubayet -E-Hakim

The worst Toyota to buy is 4Runner and it’s the most depreciated in the world Yep it’s reliable and handle value But it still junk and I would never buy one and it’s not better than Land Cruiser 300
Comment from : Majood

Doesn't make sense a used car being worth more than new, I'm guessing that's an over-inflated market? 🤔
Comment from : lee gorman

Great video! You won’t go wrong with these choices, especially Toyotas Even if you don’t sell Toyotas, easily they can last more than 300K miles
Comment from : Rene Santiago

I have never heard of your source I saw no link, or mention in your description I googled it and I think I have found the site you are referencing I would encourage you to make your sources extremely accessible You have excellent content and I love watching Take care
Comment from : ilovetotri23

Tesla also has appreciation value 🛑
Comment from : Hari S

You got wrong with Honda after 2020 Sorry
Comment from : Jorge Passos

Highly interesting and amusing to learn about those cars! One in particular yhat surprised me as top ten best was the jeep Wrangler What makes this car so popular that it maintain most of its value?
Comment from : Jasmine Prymak

Some have high resale because they are reliable, and some because stupid people are willing to overpay like the Gyp Wrongler that is unreliable, unsafe on pavement, and handles poorly on pavement Only good off road, and only with many repairs or improvements after 100 thousand miles
Comment from : Jeff Ruebens

No regrets for buying a Toyota or Honda 😀
Comment from : King Pin

Toyota 4runner bmw porsche
Comment from : Imran Abbasi

How about a 2023 video on Corolla vs Accord vs Altima
Comment from : Victor Beltran

No matter how you slice it Tesla X belongs to the other list: The 10 cars with the worst resale value
Comment from : @GoHighOctane500LC

You didn’t mention about the Toyota Venza why is not in a list???!!
Comment from : Yerjanik Vartanian

Great video But I do want to point out that the "appreciation" trend for some of the cars mentioned here is simply an abomination spawned by the highly messed up car market of the last year or so This historical aberration was already shattered and expired with the advent of 2023
Comment from : Jack Hsiao

In 2017, I bought a 2011 Rav 4WD Limited with the 35 V6 for $11KbrI recently sold it (5 years later) It had 105K milesbrI sold it for $17KbrI replaced it with a 3 year old Forester Touring with only 4,700 miles and bought it for $5,100 less than KBB
Comment from : Doc1885

I disagree with tesla with best value A youtube car expert named exton was test driving a tesla model Y and the battery went out and he was locked inside his tesla car in the cold brHe tried to open the emergency door window but it broke brSo he had to stay in the tesla car for 3 hours so as another person in canada brHis tesla caught on fire so he broke the window to get out brExton recommended to buy any electric car other than a teslabrThe article is on the internet brType dude trapped in tesla model Y on google and it would pop up
Comment from : Schoolboy ky

I love the 4 runner but it is terrible on gas
Comment from : Micheal Terhune

Did this guy actually own these review cars or he googled them for his youtube clickbait
Comment from : niacal4nia

No CRV?
Comment from : Level 70

Toyota Trucks and SUVs especially have really good resale values
Comment from : JayForeRunner

should of mentioned the Luxury segment brI'll bet a Lexus Hybrid model
Comment from : Mike Jones

Thanks for sharing your video good review but i will and love to keep my 2022 venza hybrid limited instead even my venza isn't on the list take care bye from milton Ontario Canada
Comment from : Sopha Man

What about the 2023 Limited AWD Hyundai Tucson?
Comment from : AndBeyond2304

idk why hunks of junk like the wrangler hold resale value and get bought when cars like 4runner exist, poor fj cruiser didn’t even get that much love while being a pretty good offroader and country miles more reliable
Comment from : Zhila

Great video Shari With rising interest rates and a predicted recession, used car prices have already peaked and are on their way down It will be very interesting to see what happens to these resale numbers, particularly higher end vehicles such as the Porsche and Tesla
Comment from : Jeffrey Rosenberg