Although the sales performance of autonomous compact SUVs in recent years has surpassed that of joint ventures, the retention rate in the second-hand car market is not satisfactory. Those who occupy the top of the retention rate all year round are still the old Japanese SUVs. Next, let's see which models are in the top three in terms of value preservation!
First place, Honda CR-V
Three-year retention rate: 76.77%
As an evergreen joint venture SUV with three harvests of sales, word-of-mouth and quality, it is not surprising that the Honda CR-V won the championship. Although the overall model does not have particularly prominent highlights, the more moderate shape, the mainstream body size, the economical and take into account the performance of the 1.5T power and hybrid system, the overall belongs to the typical home life tool.
In second place, Toyota RAV4 rongfang
Three-year retention rate: 73.13%
Toyota RAV4 rong in the domestic sales history and model status, and will not lose to the Honda CR-V. Although the new generation of RAV4 rongfang currently on sale was criticized by many netizens at the beginning of its listing, especially the central control screen of the old-fashioned TV set in the cockpit, which was complained about, but the overall maintenance of Toyota's consistent economic and durable style, coupled with the rough and slightly wild appearance of the new car, the appearance value stood out in the same class of models, and finally won a three-year retention rate of 73.13%.
Third place, Nissan X-Trail
Three-year retention rate: 67.18%
The new generation of X-Trail, which was launched last year, has been controversial due to the three-cylinder engine, and the sales of new cars have declined to a certain extent. In order to save the market share of compact SUVs, Nissan resurrected the previous generation of X-Trail, named X-Gun Honor and sold it with the new generation of models. Therefore, on the whole, Qijun can achieve a three-year retention rate of 67.18%, and the author believes that the main reason is that the quality of the old Qijun product is hard enough.
When there is, because Nissan itself will be slightly inferior in brand influence compared to Toyota and Honda, it is actually reasonable for X-Jun to lose to CR-V and RAV4 in terms of retention rate.
In general, with a budget of about 200,000, if you are struggling with which compact SUV to buy, considering the retention rate, then I will advise you to give priority to the Japanese SUV.