Cars with "0" OR MINIMAL DEPRECIATION (Updated)

In this blog entry, I'm posting about top 23 cars with "0" or MINIMAL DEPRECIATION.  Here are the lists (in No particular order):


1) Porsche 993 911 OR 964 911 (Air Cooled Porsche). 


2) Toyota Levin AE86/AE85


3) Honda Civic EG (Dolphin) EG6 OR EG9.  Original B16A commands higher price.


4) Nissan 180SX/200SX/Silvia


5) Mercedes SL Series (Up to W129)


6) Rover Mini Cooper 1.3


7) Mitsubishi EVO series (Especially EVO 1 to VI)


8) VW Beetle (original)


9) Mazda RX7 FC/FD


10) VW Golf GTI (Any Generation)


11) Nissan Cefiro MK1 (1989 to 1994)


12) Mazda MX5 MK1 OR MKII


13) Toyota Sera Gullwing 1.5


14) Honda Beat 660 (Rare)


15) Suzuki Cappuccino (rare)


16) BMW E30 / E36 3 series Convertible


17) Nissan Skyline GTR R32/R33


18) Proton Putra 1.8/ Wira 1.8 EXI DOHC Limited (C99) 1996-00'


19) Nissan Fairlady 300ZX 1990 to 1996. T-turbo


20) Toyota Supra


21) Acura Honda NSX (MK1) 1990 to 1997


22) Mercedes W123 E-class (esp. "CE" and "TE" (Coupe and Estate)


23) Mercedes W124 E-class (also "CE" and "TE" (Coupe, Cabriolet and Estate)


24) Others...  Factors such as:


- RWD (For DRIFT),
- Tunable/Moddable
- GTI or Limited Edition
- >25 years
- Roadster/Cabrio/Convertible
- Depreciated to the MAX.


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That's all folks, thanks for having the time and patience to read this blog entry.  Do GOOGLE for Images of the Above cars... 

Cars with 0 or minimal Depreciation

In this blog entry, I'd like to present top 15 cars with ZERO or Minimal depreciation.  Here are the lists:

1) Toyota AE86/Trueno

2) Nissan 180SX/200SX

3) Mini Cooper / Cooper S 

4) Toyota Corolla AE101 SEG (1992 to 1995)

5) Honda Civic EG4/EG6/EG9 (1991 to 1995)

6) Mazda Miata/MX5

7) Mazda Astina 1.6 (1990 to 1994)

8) Toyota Altezza / Lexus IS200

9) VW Golf GTI  (15% depreciation in 2 years only)

10) Proton Wira 1.8 EXI DOHC / Proton Putra 1.8 EXI DOHC.

11) Honda Stream (2001-2003).

12) Toyota Sera 1.5

13) Original VW Beetle

14) Ford Laser TX3 1.8i DOHC

15) Any cars more than 20 years, depreciation  bottomed up.  Some actually appreciate in value over 25 years.

That's all folks, an original Jeff Lim's compilation.  Thanks for having the time and patience to read this blog entry...