14 Cars That Don’t Hold Their Resale Value

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4. Jaguar XJ AWD

Another luxury vehicle makes the list with the Jaguar XJ AWD. This car is billed as a sport model thanks to a turbo charged engine and an aerodynamic look. However, it remains a sedan too, offering space in the interior and a larger body type. The all-wheel drive feature makes the Jaguar driver-friendly even in hazardous environments.

Everything sounds good thus far, but when purchasing a luxury vehicle with a high price tag, one would expect better residual value. The starting MSRP for a Jaguar XJ AWD is $77,900, slightly higher than the non-sport model. In five years, the car will lose 69% of it’s value, dropping down to just $24,500 according to a study by Trusted Choice Independent Insurance Agents.