Overview
- The Dacia Sandero petrol version is reported to have lost about 14% of its value after five years, compared with roughly 50% for the average car.
- Dealers highlight the Dacia Duster’s desirability, with a 10-year-old example recently selling for €6,500.
- Diesel models, particularly large SUVs, are depreciating faster, with Peugeot 3008s cited at roughly a 52% five-year drop.
- Some electric cars show the steepest declines, with the Renault Zoé reported to lose up to about 63% due to concerns over battery wear.
- Leboncoin’s auto market director says demand on the used market has shifted toward petrol, rebalancing prices versus diesel.