Data as of 7 November 2026

Which cars hold their value in Greece

We measured how much value each model loses per year, across 6,416 real listings for 46 models. Cars with a median price above €20,000 lose about 6.8% a year, while those under €10,000 lose about 5.1%.

If you pay today and sell after 5 years

6.700 €

How much more the smart Fortwo will be worth than the Mercedes-Benz A 180, for the same money.

At the yearly rate we measured for each model. It is the model's average, not a valuation of any particular car.

Hold their value best

#11

smart Fortwo

18.500 €

keeps 93% after 5 years · 1.5% a year

Lose value fastest

#466

Mercedes-Benz A 180

11.800 €

keeps 59% after 5 years · 10.1% a year

Photos: ¹ smart Fortwo, Vauxford, CC BY-SA 4.0 · ² Renault Twingo, M 93, CC BY-SA 3.0 de · ³ Jeep Renegade, M 93, CC BY-SA 3.0 de · ⁴ Fiat 500, Mr.choppers, CC BY-SA 3.0 · ⁵ Suzuki Vitara, EurovisionNim, CC BY-SA 4.0 · ⁶ Mercedes-Benz A 180, Vauxford, CC BY-SA 4.0 · ⁷ Ford Focus, Vauxford, CC BY-SA 4.0 · ⁸ BMW X1, Alexander-93, CC BY-SA 4.0 · ⁹ Peugeot 2008, Cutlass, CC0 · ¹⁰ Volkswagen T-Roc, © M 93, CC BY-SA 3.0 de

Every model

From slowest to fastest loss. Pick an amount and a number of years and watch each bar shrink. Tap a model to see its prices by year.

#	Model	Loss/yr	Worth after 5 years	Years	Listings
1	smart Fortwo	1.5%	93%18.500 €	2015–2019	70
2	Renault Twingo	3.2%	85%17.000 €	2015–2019	45
3	Jeep Renegade	4.0%	82%16.300 €	2015–2022	131
4	Fiat 500	4.1%	81%16.200 €	2014–2021	133
5	Suzuki Vitara	4.4%	80%16.000 €	2015–2019	56
6	Citroën C3 Aircross	4.5%	79%15.900 €	2018–2023	125
7	Nissan Juke	4.6%	79%15.800 €	2015–2023	85
8	Citroën C4 Cactus	5.0%	78%15.500 €	2015–2020	94
9	Mitsubishi Space Star	5.0%	78%15.500 €	2016–2022	60
10	Fiat Panda	5.1%	77%15.400 €	2014–2022	107
11	Renault Kadjar	5.2%	76%15.300 €	2015–2020	113
12	Renault Clio	5.5%	75%15.100 €	2015–2023	245
13	Renault Mégane	5.5%	76%15.100 €	2016–2022	86
14	Jeep Compass	5.7%	74%14.900 €	2017–2022	57
15	Peugeot 3008	5.9%	74%14.700 €	2017–2023	240
16	Hyundai i10	6.1%	73%14.600 €	2015–2023	165
17	Fiat Doblo	6.3%	72%14.400 €	2017–2021	70
18	Isuzu D-Max	6.3%	72%14.400 €	2014–2025	65
19	Audi A3	6.4%	72%14.400 €	2015–2025	83
20	Nissan Navara	6.4%	72%14.400 €	2015–2021	51
21	Ford Fiesta	6.5%	72%14.300 €	2014–2022	324
22	Citroën Berlingo	6.5%	72%14.300 €	2017–2021	66
23	Renault Captur	6.6%	71%14.200 €	2015–2021	190
24	Opel Astra	6.6%	71%14.200 €	2014–2020	183
25	Citroën C3	6.7%	71%14.200 €	2014–2023	368
26	Volkswagen Polo	6.7%	71%14.100 €	2014–2024	156
27	Dacia Duster	7.1%	69%13.800 €	2016–2022	146
28	Land Rover Range Rover Evoque	7.1%	69%13.800 €	2016–2021	85
29	Hyundai Kona	7.1%	69%13.900 €	2018–2022	63
30	Peugeot 208	7.4%	68%13.600 €	2015–2023	362
31	Opel Corsa	7.4%	68%13.700 €	2014–2024	334
32	Volkswagen Golf	7.4%	68%13.600 €	2014–2021	162
33	Hyundai i30	7.4%	68%13.600 €	2015–2022	138
34	Opel Grandland X	7.4%	68%13.600 €	2018–2022	92
35	Fiat 500X	7.5%	68%13.500 €	2015–2024	131
36	Nissan Qashqai	7.7%	67%13.400 €	2014–2022	299
37	Toyota Yaris	7.7%	67%13.400 €	2014–2022	184
38	Hyundai i20	7.9%	66%13.300 €	2014–2023	199
39	MINI Countryman	8.0%	66%13.200 €	2015–2022	55
40	Peugeot 308	8.2%	65%13.000 €	2015–2023	111
41	BMW 1 Series	8.3%	65%13.000 €	2014–2021	62
42	Volkswagen T-Roc	8.4%	65%12.900 €	2019–2023	69
43	Peugeot 2008	8.5%	64%12.800 €	2015–2022	265
44	BMW X1	9.1%	62%12.400 €	2016–2023	81
45	Ford Focus	9.6%	60%12.000 €	2015–2021	155
46	Mercedes-Benz A 180	10.1%	59%11.800 €	2015–2019	55

Yearly loss by price band

All models46 models: 6.6%
Under €10,0007 models: 5.1%
€10,000 to €20,00033 models: 6.7%
Over €20,0006 models: 6.8%

How we measured it

For each model we take the median asking price of every model year and find the constant yearly rate that best fits all of them together. We do not just compare the oldest year with the newest, because a generation change at either end would then decide the rank on its own.

Only real listings from private sellers and dealers count. We do not use other sites' price estimates.

We compare what different model years of the same car cost today. We do not follow one car over time, and these are asking prices, not final sale prices.

A model year counts if it has at least 10 listings. A model is ranked if it has at least 4 such years, spanning at least 4 years, within the last 12. The newest year (2026) is left out because it is thin and often priced like a new car.

Where a model changed generation within these years, its rate includes the price step between generations. That is why every row shows the years and listings we measured.

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"In Greece, cars with a median price above €20,000 lose about 6.8% of their value every year," according to an AutoTimi analysis of 6,416 listings (2026-11-07).

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