15 Cars That Cost More Used Than New

The Telluride debuted in 2019 and has been in high demand ever since. Depending on the version, the Telluride costs between $36,000 and $47,000. The midsize SUV is full of features, including space to comfortably fit eight people. The vehicle also features Kia’s redesigned logo and high-quality interior materials.

The C-HR is a subcompact crossover that theoretically goes for $25,000 new. The vehicle is highlighted for its safety features and good fuel economy. However, it is a bit limited on cargo space and is surprisingly noisy in the interior. Nonetheless, some people are paying over 12% above sticker price for lightly-used versions.

The Tacoma is one of the top-selling midsize pickup trucks in the country. Tacomas are often purchased to be upgraded and used by off-roading enthusiasts. The new models are part of the third generation of Tacomas introduced in 2016, and the most popular version retails for $34,000.

The Chevy Suburban is one of the largest SUVs out there and was redesigned in 2021 for its 12th generation. Chevy is not shy about one of its target markets, appealing to suburban parents with throngs of children to transport from place to place. The Suburban can seat nine passengers and rides on the same platform as the Silverado 1500 truck. It normally retails for $53,000.

The hybrid edition of the RAV4 gets an extra 10 mpg compared to the entirely gasoline-fueled version. The compact SUV has had extra problems keeping up with demand due to issues with battery supply chains on top of the supply chain issues facing all types of vehicles. RAV4 Hybrids normally go for around $32,000 at a dealership but good luck finding one.