Which region could slow the depreciation? It’s has a couple of traits which stand out: The model is considered a great and popular design. It may have something to do with the fact that the 2015 S60 was reasonably priced, and comes with a robust array of standard equipment. Interesting, that the S60 was also spoken of favorably. When compared with its competitors, the media stated that we could get back half our money back if sold within five years. The XC60 was called the most stylish in its segment. There are some who feel that Volvo did really well when redesigning the midsize crossover.
It’s interesting that the XC60 comes off the worst on the research, because the media cannot say enough about the car. The graph also indicates how we can consider the 2017 & 2014 model years which have currently a low risk of any significant depreciation over the next several years. That gives it a Net Used Value® score of 20.53 which factors in annual maintenance costs, price decline, reliable years left and available inventory. On average, we can expect to pay only 46% of the original cost with 67% of the vehicle’s lifetime remaining for a 2015 Volvo. In the graph 2015, 2017 & 2014 Volvo model years are illustrated as currently the best values. Net Used Value ® – a ranking & sorting index to help you find the model years with the most value.Years Left – Current industry average of years remaining with predictable maintenance and repair costs.% Left – Percentage left of reliable years with relatively predictable costs of the vehicle.% Paid – Percentage of the original price paid for that model year grouped by the same trim levels.% Decline – Total percentage of decline.% Decline (YOY) – Year over Year price decline.Here are some brief descriptions of the columns in the tableau: Here you can see what the best time is to buy a Volvo (on average): The question of whether Volvo follows this trend. 20% left of the original value.īy the end of the first decade, most cars will begin to bottom out. And that will continue to rise up to 50% or more over three years in the Volvo.īasically, you could write off most of the total value of most cars after around 10 years.
Generally, the drop will be around 15-35% in the first 12 months. The average car depreciation has the greatest impact in the first year of ownership.
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