Number 10 - Chevrolet Orlando
Average new price: £19,141
Percentage retained after three years and 60,000 miles: 29.2%
Average depreciation after three years and 60,000 miles: £13,499
With a good standard specification the Chevrolet Orlando is a lot of car for your money. OK, it’s not as refined as some rivals, but its biggest issue is the Chevrolet badge. It’s a budget brand (in the UK at least), and hasn’t caught on in the same way as Kia or Hyundai. It's now been discontinued in the UK, resulting in plummeting depreciation - great news if you’re buying used, not so if you’ve bought new.
Average new price: £19,141
Percentage retained after three years and 60,000 miles: 29.2%
Average depreciation after three years and 60,000 miles: £13,499
With a good standard specification the Chevrolet Orlando is a lot of car for your money. OK, it’s not as refined as some rivals, but its biggest issue is the Chevrolet badge. It’s a budget brand (in the UK at least), and hasn’t caught on in the same way as Kia or Hyundai. It's now been discontinued in the UK, resulting in plummeting depreciation - great news if you’re buying used, not so if you’ve bought new.
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