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Thanks to the tight controls Ferrari now puts on buyers of its most exclusive models, that's a rare occurrence these days, while the standard models suffer from depreciation just like other new cars. Case in point is the 488 GTB. The mid-engine V8 model is about as mainstream a Ferrari as you can buy, and depreciation of 54.8 per cent means it'll shed 拢88,363 from a list price of 拢195,363 after three years and 60,000 miles. However, unlike a lot of models, the depreciation curve of a Ferrari will level out a lot sooner, while certain models could even climb back up the depreciation curve if you hold on to it for long enough. Here's proof that slow depreciation isn't just the domain of brand-new models. The Exige is a mid-engined sports car that has been for sale since 2012, but thanks to its limited production numbers, it still commands a premium thanks to its exclusivity. The V6-powered coupe and roadster range retains 54.8 per cent of its value after three years, which means a loss of 拢26,070 on an average ange price of 拢57,620.
And like a Ferrari, there's a good possibility that if you buy the right car in the right spec and hold on to it for a few more years, then you could even recoup that initial purchase price. Even older than the Exige is the car on which it's based. The current Lotus Elise has been for sale for almost a decade, and while the basic formula has remained unchanged, its low sales volumes mean it has excellent residuals of 54.4 per cent. An average price of 拢43,770 will see 拢19,970 lost over three years, which isn't much when compared to some of the supercars in this list. What's more, the Elise will deliver a fun drive every time you get behind the wheel, giving you less reason to worry about how much this little Lotus is costing you in the long run. Look beyond the top 10, and there's an eclectic mix of machinery that is both desirable and wallet-friendly. At 11 is the plush people mover sister model to the VW California, the Caravelle, which is narrowly ahead of the ever-popular Nissan GT-R supercar. The Mercedes GLC leads the way for premium SUVs, while the Lamborghini Huracan follows in the Aventador's wheel tracks with figures that aren't quite as steep, but still pretty hefty. The Mercedes V-Class is a close rival for the Caravelle in terms of space, luxury and depreciation, and the Lexus IS proves to be the depreciation champ in the compact executive saloon class. Surprisingly, the Maserati Levante places ahead of rivals such as the Porsche Cayenne and Range Rover Sport, while the Kia Niro proves that hi-tech hybrid drive is no longer the boat anchor to depreciation that it once was. Are you surprised by any of the cars featured on this list?
