“Loss of value”, which everyone fears when buying a car, does not apply to the vehicles on this list. According to Quartz information, the models that lost the least value in the second-hand market in 2025 were listed. While the footsteps of the electric revolution were heard on the list, the model at the top surprised with its durability. So, is your vehicle on this list? Here are 10 models that do not cause any waste when selling…
Here are the 10 car models that lost the least value in second hand, according to 2025 data:
10. Chevrolet Blazer EV
Blazer MESKEN, the electric SUV breakthrough of the US manufacturer, managed to hold on to the second-hand market.
Depreciation: 21.22%
9. Chevrolet Equinox EV
Equinox, another representative of electric transformation, entered the list at number 9.
Depreciation: 19.37%
8. Chevrolet Silverado EV
The electric version of Silverado, one of the “giant” members of the list, showed a successful performance in protecting its value.
Depreciation: 18.74%
7. Toyota Corolla
The most well-known sedan on Turkish roads proved its second-hand power in 2025. Corolla, which has high liquidity in both the new and second-hand markets, did not upset its investors.
Depreciation: 18.16%
6. Chevrolet Equinox
The fuel-powered version of the model ranked 6th, performing slightly better than its electric brother.
Depreciation: 17.80%
5. Kia Sportage
Kia Sportage, one of the best-selling models of the SUV segment in Türkiye, maintained its value in the second hand with its stylish design and equipment.
Depreciation: 16.02%
4. Hyundai Kona Electric
The electric version of Hyundai Kona, the leading player in the compact SUV class, attracted attention with its efficiency and second-hand demand.
Depreciation: 14.43%
3. BMW 3 Series
BMW 3 Series, one of the undisputed leaders of the premium sedan segment, has managed to keep the price loss to a minimum with its high brand image and quality.
Depreciation: 14.11%
2. Chevrolet Silverado
This giant pick-up, which is indispensable for the US market, showed a better second-hand performance than its electric version with its internal combustion engine.
Depreciation: 13.31%
1. Toyota RAV4: Owner of the Peak
The name that came closest to a single-digit price loss on the list and reached the top was the Toyota RAV4. Its durability and global demand have made it the “lowest price-losing” car of 2025.
Depreciation: 9.55%
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