Used Toyota Camry and Honda Civic: Which Cars to Buy Instead of New Ones.

Buying a used car can sometimes be a much smarter deal than purchasing a new car. There are several models that quickly lose their value but can reliably serve for many years.

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Mark Beneke from the American company Westland Auto Sales says that, for example, the Toyota Camry rapidly depreciates in the first five years, but after this period the cars retain their value very well. This means the owner can drive a Camry for many years and still resell it for a decent price.

Cars from Mazda also quickly depreciate. 'This is great for those who are interested in purchasing a car that they can rely on for a long time at a very affordable price,' said Beneke.

TOP-9 Used Cars

• Toyota Camry. A new car costs $28,700, and choosing a 6-year-old Camry can save 40%.
• Hyundai Elantra. The price of a new model starts at $22,125, you can save over 50% on a 6-year-old Elantra.
• Mazda 3. A new model costs from $23,950, the 2018 model will cost half as much.
• Toyota Tacoma. A new car is priced from $31,590, while the price for a used one starts at $22,500. Due to their durability, used Tacomas maintain their value while offering significant savings compared to buying new ones. Even a 2001 model is worth more today than many 2010 models from other manufacturers.
• Chevrolet Silverado 1500. With a new starting price of $37,000, the 2018 model can be purchased from $19,996 to $33,991. A model aged 5 to 10 years will still serve very well.
• Honda Accord. A new car costs from $28,295, a 6-year-old Accord costs 40% less.
• Honda Civic. The new base price of the car is $24,250, the cost of the 2018 model starts at $14,415.
• Toyota RAV4. A 2018 model with 80,000 km is sold for approximately 25% cheaper than the 2025 model. The starting price for a new car is $29,250.
• Subaru Outback. The 2018 model is sold for 25% less than the price of the new car, which starts at $29,010.

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Buying a used car can be quite a profitable deal, as some car models quickly lose their value in new condition but can serve for a long time and have good market value after several years in used condition. American car dealer Mark Beneke recommends paying attention to models like the Toyota Camry, Hyundai Elantra, and others that can be good purchases in the secondary market.