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Dodge Charger Depreciation Guide

The Dodge Charger has a 40% five-year depreciation rate, which is higher than the Sports Car average of 34%. At a base MSRP of $38,000, this vehicle loses approximately $15,200 in value over five years. Buying used at the 2-3 year mark is the best way to avoid the steepest part of the depreciation curve.

40%
5-yr depreciation
$38,000
Base MSRP
$21,660
Value at 5 yrs
6% worse than average
vs Sports Car avg
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Estimated value by year
New
$38,000
MSRP
1 yr
$30,400
-20%
2 yrs
$27,740
-27%
3 yrs
$25,460
-33%
5 yrs
$21,660
-43%
10 yrs
$14,060
-63%
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Full Depreciation Table — Dodge Charger

Based on base MSRP of $38,000. Actual values vary by trim, mileage, condition, and region.

YearAgeDepreciation🤝 Trade-In🧑 Private Sale🏢 Dealer Retail
2026 (New)0 yrs-0%$33,060$38,000$42,560
20251 yr-20%$26,448$30,400$34,048
20242 yrs-27%$24,134$27,740$31,069
20233 yrs-33%$22,150$25,460$28,515
20224 yrs-38%$20,497$23,560$26,387
20215 yrs-43%$18,844$21,660$24,259
20206 yrs-47%$17,522$20,140$22,557
20197 yrs-51%$16,199$18,620$20,854
20188 yrs-55%$14,877$17,100$19,152
20179 yrs-59%$13,555$15,580$17,450
201610 yrs-63%$12,232$14,060$15,747
Cost per year
$3,040
avg annual loss
Sweet spot buy
2–3 yrs old
$25,460 saves $12,540
Value at 10 yrs
$14,060
63% of value gone
Key Specs — Dodge Charger
Category
Sports Car
Base MSRP
$38,000
5-Year Depreciation
40%
vs Category Avg
6% worse than average
Expected Lifespan
100,000–150,000 miles
Best Used Buy Age
2–3 years old
Should you buy a used Dodge Charger?

The sweet spot for buying a used Charger is 2 to 3 years old. At that age you can save approximately $12,540 off the new price while still getting a relatively modern vehicle. The steepest depreciation happens in the first 1-2 years, so letting someone else absorb that loss is a smart financial move.

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