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My Car Value Check
Find out what your car is worth today and forecast its value for the next 10 years.
Use our free car depreciation calculator to estimate your vehicle's current market value and project how it will depreciate over time. Covering 60+ makes and 800+ models, this tool accounts for mileage, condition, body type, and brand tier to give you an accurate year-by-year breakdown with interactive charts. No sign-up, no data stored.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How much does a car depreciate per year?
On average, a new car depreciates about 20% in the first year and 10–15% each subsequent year. After 5 years, most cars are worth about 40% of their original price. Trucks and SUVs tend to hold value better than sedans.
What factors affect car depreciation?
Key factors include vehicle make and model, mileage, condition, body type, and brand tier. Luxury vehicles often depreciate faster than mainstream brands, while trucks and exotic cars tend to retain more value.
How do I calculate my car's current value?
Enter your car’s make, model, purchase year, original price, current mileage, and condition into our free calculator above. It applies industry-standard depreciation curves adjusted for your specific vehicle to estimate its current market value.
Which cars depreciate the fastest?
Luxury sedans, electric vehicles with rapidly evolving battery technology, and discontinued brands tend to depreciate fastest. Some luxury cars can lose 40–50% of their value in the first 3 years.
Which cars hold their value best?
Trucks, body-on-frame SUVs, and exotic/collector vehicles generally retain the most value. Popular models from Toyota, Porsche, and Land Rover are known for strong resale values.