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Car Depreciation Calculator Malaysia 2026

Find out how much your car is worth now. National cars lose ~20%/year, non-national ~15%/year. See your year-by-year value table.

Calculate Your Car's Current Value

Toyota, Honda, Mazda, Nissan — Year 1: -15%, subsequent years: -12%/yr

5 years old
New5 yrs15 yrs

Estimated Current Value

RM 35,682

after 5 years — 51.0% retained

Original Price

RM 70,000

Value Lost

RM 34,318

Value Retained

51.0%

Avg Loss/Year

RM 6,864/yr

Depreciation estimates are for reference only. Actual resale value depends on mileage, service history, accident record, and market demand.

Year-by-Year Depreciation Table — RM 70,000 Non-National Car

Based on good condition. Adjust inputs above to recalculate.

YearEstimated ValueValue Lost% Retained
Year 1RM 59,500RM 10,50085.0%
Year 2RM 52,360RM 17,64074.8%
Year 3RM 46,077RM 23,92365.8%
Year 4RM 40,548RM 29,45257.9%
Year 5Your CarRM 35,682RM 34,31851.0%
Year 6RM 31,400RM 38,60044.9%
Year 7RM 27,632RM 42,36839.5%
Year 8RM 24,316RM 45,68434.7%
Year 9RM 21,398RM 48,60230.6%
Year 10RM 18,830RM 51,17026.9%

Typical Car Depreciation in Malaysia — By Category

CategoryYear 1Year 3Year 5Year 10
Proton/Perodua-20%-44%-57%-79%
Toyota/Honda-15%-36%-47%-70%
BMW/Mercedes-25%-51%-63%-82%

Toyota/Honda models generally hold value best among non-nationals in Malaysia. Figures show cumulative value lost from original price.

Best Resale Value in Malaysia

  • 1. Toyota Hilux — holds value exceptionally well
  • 2. Toyota Vios — consistent demand, strong resale
  • 3. Honda Civic — popular, parts available, good depreciation
  • 4. Perodua Myvi — best among nationals due to high demand

Worst Resale Value in Malaysia

  • 1. BMW 3-Series — loses 25%+ in year 1 alone
  • 2. Mercedes C-Class — high initial price + rapid depreciation
  • 3. Some Korean brands — lower resale demand vs Japanese
  • 4. National cars (general) — high first-year drop despite lower price

New vs Used Car — The Depreciation Argument

The steepest depreciation happens in year 1 — your new car loses 15–25% the moment you drive off the showroom. Buying a 2–3 year old used car lets you skip this drop entirely, paying 20–30% less for a nearly-new vehicle. The tradeoff: no manufacturer warranty, potential hidden history, and you need a thorough inspection. Use a trusted dealer or check the vehicle history via JPJ before committing.

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Car Depreciation FAQ — Malaysia

How fast do cars depreciate in Malaysia?
Malaysian cars depreciate rapidly in the first year — national cars (Proton/Perodua) lose around 20% in year 1, non-nationals (Toyota/Honda) around 15%, and luxury brands (BMW/Mercedes) up to 25%. By year 5, a Proton/Perodua has typically lost 55–60% of its value, while a Toyota/Honda loses around 45–50%.
Which car holds its value best in Malaysia?
Toyota and Honda models hold value best among non-nationals in Malaysia. Toyota Hilux, Toyota Vios, and Honda Civic consistently have the best resale values. Among national cars, Perodua Myvi has the best resale retention. Luxury brands (BMW, Mercedes) depreciate fastest — losing 25%+ in year 1.
How does car depreciation affect insurance in Malaysia?
Car depreciation directly affects your car's market value (Agreed Value vs Market Value insurance). If your car has depreciated significantly, check with your insurer whether you're over-insuring. Over-insuring means paying higher premiums than necessary. Underinsuring means you'd receive less than the car's actual value in a total loss claim.
What is the resale value of a Perodua Myvi after 5 years?
A Perodua Myvi purchased at RM50,000 depreciates approximately 20% in year 1 (RM40,000) and 15% per year after. After 5 years in Good condition, estimated value is around RM21,000–RM24,000 (42–48% retained). Myvi has one of the best resale values among national cars due to high demand.
Should I buy a new or used car in Malaysia?
For cost efficiency: buying a 2–3 year old used car avoids the steepest depreciation curve (year 1: -15% to -25%). A 3-year-old Toyota Vios originally at RM90,000 might sell for ~RM55,000–60,000 — paying 35% less for a nearly-new car. The tradeoff is no new car warranty and potential hidden history.

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