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Coupe resale value and depreciation: 14 models compared

Compare model-level resale value and depreciation across the coupe category. Use the table to narrow the field, then open an individual model guide to compare like-age vehicles and review the available year-by-year pricing data.

14

Models compared

73

Model-year records

41.3%

Median model average

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Average depreciation uses every model year available for each vehicle. Coverage varies, so use the model-years column to judge the breadth of each average and open a model guide for like-age comparisons.

Coupe resale value and depreciation comparison across 14 models
911Porsche18.4%$142,6326 years
MustangFord29.4%$30,33312 years
CamaroChevrolet29.7%$39,7196 years
RCLexus29.7%$35,2745 years
CorvetteChevrolet34.5%$57,4346 years
86Toyota34.9%$20,7282 years
370ZNissan40.7%$24,6535 years
ChallengerDodge41.9%$21,8806 years
BRZSubaru42.9%$20,1635 years
A5Audi44.5%$28,8182 years
Q60INFINITI55.5%$23,4314 years
2 SeriesBMW57.7%$20,0236 years
Genesis CoupeHyundai60.4%$14,0662 years
4 SeriesBMW66.3%$18,4536 years

Popular Matchups

Compare the coupe buyers commonly cross-shop using five-year value retention, used prices, ownership costs and shared model-year data.

Buyer Context

What moves coupe resale value

A category average is useful for orientation, but model age, trim, powertrain, mileage, condition, and local demand still determine the value of an individual vehicle.

Age and mileage

Compare vehicles of a similar age and mileage before drawing a conclusion from a broad model average.

Trim and equipment

Powertrain, drivetrain, options, and body configuration can materially change both original price and used-market demand.

Condition and demand

Service history, accident history, local supply, and buyer demand all influence the price of a specific example.

Frequently Asked Questions

What does the coupe resale value table compare?

The table compares 14 coupe using each model's average observed depreciation, average used asking price, available RepairPal rating, and model-year coverage. It is designed to narrow a shopping list, not price a specific vehicle. Open a model guide to compare individual years, because age, trim, mileage, condition, and location can produce a different result from the broad model average.

Why can model-year coverage change a coupe depreciation average?

The 73 model-year records represented here are not distributed evenly across every model. A vehicle with mostly recent years may show a lower average depreciation rate than one with a long history that includes older vehicles. Coverage is displayed in the table so you can see that difference. For the fairest comparison, open the model pages and compare vehicles at the same age.

What should I check before buying a used coupe?

Compare the exact model year, trim, powertrain, mileage, condition, and service history. Review the model guide's year-level pricing and reliability information before using any category average to evaluate a specific listing.