BMW vs. Mercedes vs. Audi: Which Holds Value Best in 2026?
Five-year resale data reveals the strongest models, biggest losers, and which German luxury brand wins where it matters most.
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BMW’s fastest-depreciating models lose at least 56 percent of their value after five years — and electrified cars dominate the list.
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iSeeCars data shows the i4, i5, i7, and iX still lose value much faster than comparable gas-powered BMWs.
iSeeCars data shows BMW’s small coupes and M cars hold value best, while big sedans and EVs fall hardest.
iSeeCars data shows BMW’s biggest, priciest, and most electrified SUVs take the hardest depreciation hits.
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Data shows smaller, sportier BMWs dominate the brand’s best resale value rankings in 2026.