Looking for a new vehicle but don’t want to loose a ton of money in the next few years? There are a few cars that are known for their awful resale value.  Often people like to buy a car in brand new condition for certain features, no wear and tear, or just because they love the model.  Little do they know most cars loose their value after the first couple years.  Whether the miles racked up or a new model came out for the same car the value will go down.  Whatever the reason, it’s important to find a vehicle with a good resale value if you plan on selling the vehicle a few years after purchasing it. Keep in mind some of these vehicles when you decide it’s time to buy a new one.

1. The 2008 Kia Rio has the worst resale value.  If you were to turn around and sell this car in five years you would only receive an average of 26% of your money.
2. The 2008 Kia Spectra comes in second.  If you were to turn around and sell this car in five years you would only receive an average of 27% of your money.
3. The 2008 Hyundai Accent comes in third for the worst resale value.  If you were to turn around and sell this car in five years you would only receive an average of 28% of your money.
4. The 2008 Suzuki Reno comes in fourth place.  If you were to turn around and sell this car in five years you would only receive an average of 29% of your money.
5. The 2008 Suzuki Forenza comes in fifth place.  If you were to turn around and sell this car in five years you would only receive an average of 29% of your money.
6. The 2008 Mercury Grand Marquis comes in sixth.  If you were to turn around and sell this car in five years you would only receive an average of 30% of your money.
7. The 2008 Kia Amanti comes in seventh place.  If you were to turn around and sell this car in five years you would only receive an average of 30% of your money.
8. The 2008 Chevrolet Malibu Classic comes in eighth place.  If you were to turn around and sell this car in five years you would only receive an average of 30% of your money.
9. The 2008 Hyundai Sonata comes in ninth place.  If you were to turn around and sell this car in five years you would only receive an average of 30% of your money.
10. The 2008 Jaguar S-Type comes in tenth place.  If you were to turn around and sell this car in five years you would only receive an average of 31% of your money.

These vehicles are known for the worst resale value.  If you like to get a new vehicle every couple years be sure to check out the resale value first to avoid loosing a great amount of money.