Thanks to supply chain problems, the prices of second-hand cars are soaring right now - and if you picked the right model you might even get close to getting your money back if you decided to sell.
However, research also shows that some cars have dropped dramatically in value - some as much as 63% in just three years. The study, by theory test app Zutobi, found that Mercedes, Range Rover and Volkswagen are the brands that hold their value the most.
Peugeot were found to hold their value the least after the firm looked at 150 of the most popular cars to work out which cars represent a bargain second-hand - and which ones have barely moved in price.
