SUBARU WRX STI
Predicted resale value: 73%
Subarus have long been solid when it comes to resale values and the WRX STi is top of the pops, holding almost three-quarters of its value after three years and 60,000km.
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TOYOTA LANDCRUISER
Predicted resale value: 69%*
Of all the ’Cruisers, it’s the 200-Series GXL diesel that’s forecast to hold most of its value when it comes time to sell, with the chunky old-school 70-Series matching it.
PORSCHE 911
Predicted resale value: 67%
GT3s are the kings of resale for the Stuttgart brand, but the 991 is no longer on sale, so it’s the regular Carrera models that promise to look after you most when it comes time to trade up.
MERCEDES-AMG GT
Predicted resale value: 67%
The lure of a sexy two-door body and a 375kW V8 lingers long after it has left the showroom floor, with the AMG GT set to retain much of its circa-$300K value.
FORD MUSTANG
Predicted resale value: 67%
Stratospheric demand means the V8-powered Mustang is predicted to hold on to 67 percent of its worth years down the track. No surprise the four-pot isn’t as giving, with 63/64 percent resales.
*Calculated based on Glass’s predicted resale rating, retained after 3 years.
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