Automotive research company iSeeCars did a study on which car colors have the worst and best depreciation rates.

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The three car colors with the worst depreciation rates, according to study Gold: 34.4% three-year depreciation White: 32.1% three-year depreciation Black: 31.9% three-year depreciation ...

The three car colors with the worst depreciation rates, according to study Gold: 34.4% three-year depreciation White: 32.1% three-year depreciation Black: 31.9% three-year depreciation ...

The three car colors with the worst depreciation rates, according to study Gold: 34.4% three-year depreciation White: 32.1% three-year depreciation Black: 31.9% three-year depreciation ...

Highlights: What car colors give you the highest, lowest resale value? The average car loses 31.0% of its value after three years. Yellow cars lose 24.0%, while gold cars lose 34.4% of their value.

EVs as a category are losing value faster than ever before, with average depreciation rates hitting 58.8%. Luxury vehicles didn’t fare much better, largely due to high starting prices, costly ...

Turns out your Porsche 911 is a worthy investment. The sports car has the lowest five-year depreciation rate of any vehicle, according to a new report from iSeeCars, a used-car search engine.

iSeeCars analyzed more than 800,000 five-year-old used cars sold from March 2024 to February 2025 to calculate the depreciation rate over that time.