14 Cars That Don’t Hold Their Resale Value

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8. Nissan Armada

If fuel economy is a concern to you, then the Nissan Armada will likely make you cringe at just 13 MPG in the city and 19 MPG on the highway. That’s fairly low even for a full-sized SUV, and it’s likely the reason for the fast depreciation on this vehicle. Additionally, Nissan hasn’t made many changes to the look and feel of the Armada either, making it seem somewhat dated.

If you purchase a Nissan Armada, you can expect to pay $38,510 as a starting MSRP for the base model. The depreciation is rather steep, going down to only 27% of its original value in just five years. This means if you choose to purchase a 2016 Nissan Armada, five years from now, it will only be worth about $10,397 according to The Car Connection.