Chevrolet Camaro
The Chevrolet Camaro has one of the highest devaluation rates on this list. Losing a staggering 39% of its value in the first year alone, the sporty and sharp Chevrolet might not be for everyone. On average, the cost to own a 2015 model for 5 years is about $40k. Keep in mind its initial price is $23.7k and it loses a little more than $8k in its first year. Since this sports car is American-mad,e it has a significant following, like the Mustang or Corvette models. Perhaps that is why people opt for this car.
Chevrolet Camaro
Buick Regal
The Buick Regal was the car that reintroduced Buick as a premium manufacturer in sedan class. This model was pretty much the European Opel Insignia. It had a nice selection of extras that were optional, a wide range of turbocharged engines and drivetrain options and it soon became one of the best choices for an affordable luxury sedan. The original MSRP price was just under $30k, but you can easily find two-year-old models for just over $10k. Naturally, since there will be a new model available next year, this will affect the price as well.
Buick Regal
