Alfa Romeo Mito
It seems that there were high hopes for the Mito. A tiny but stylish car, its starting price is $18,439 but after a few years, it loses $11,902 which amounts to 35.3% of its value. The Mito was created with a cheap, plasticky interior, an uncomfortable ride, and a lack of practicality. Consumers are aware that as a general rule, Alfa isn’t really known for building cars that last, so it only makes sense that used buyers avoid the Mito.
Alfa Romeo Mito
Vauxhall Cascada
The Cascada is the only convertible in Vauxhall’s range and it’s had some success overseas. However, there are still places where it’s not very desirable. Consumers find it unremarkable to sit in and drive. Together with the fact that it loses 35% of its value over a few years, it only makes sense that people wouldn’t rush to buy it. Its starting price is $36,487 but it loses $23,752 in just a few years.
Vauxhall Cascada
