Tesla was the big loser as their average used vehicle price dropped to $31,733, which was a decline of $5,013 or 13.6%. Maserati posted a larger price drop of $5,208 but that’s only down 10.6% from a year ago. Chrysler finished off the loser’s podium as their used vehicles lost $2,058 or 7.6% compared to last year.

Tesla's non-stop price cuts on new cars: Granted, this has been relatively static for the Model 3 and Y over the last year, but prior to that, a community-sourced Google Sheet tracked the varying price fluctuations.

For context, Tesla’s 10 percent drop in used car prices is much higher than most automakers. Kia, for instance, has mostly held steady over the last year, while Ford prices have