10 Used Cars That Avoided Steep Price Increases Over the Last 7 YearsMoneyLionSean BryantThu, September 24, 2026 at 5:00 PM UTCAdd us on GoogleTesla · OtherThe used car market has gone absolutely wild. According to a recent iSeeCars study, the average price of a 3-year-old used car has jumped more than 38% since 2019. If that sticker shock has you reconsidering your next move, you're not alone.Fortunately, not all used cars have kept pace with this madness. We found 10 vehicles that managed to hold their value surprisingly well over the past seven years. If you're hunting for a used car that won't drain your wallet, these are worth your attention.Tesla Model XThe Model X is Tesla's flagship SUV and, when new, can cost more than $100,000. However, the average price for a three-year-old Model X is now $62,689, a 17% decrease from 2019.AdvertisementAdvertisementKnown for its dragon-wing doors, long range and seating for seven, the Model X has kept its used-car price stable because of frequent price adjustments to its new models.Land Rover Discovery SportLand Rover's entry-level model, the Discovery Sport, is a compact SUV known for its off-road capabilities. One feature that's attractive to many families is that it's one of the few SUVs in its class to offer third-row seating.In 2019, the average price of a 3-year-old Land Rover Discovery Sport was $28,798. Today, it's decreased to $28,118, a decrease of 2.7%.Mazda CX-9The Mazda CX-9 has built a strong reputation over the years as being an extremely reliable SUV. With a luxurious interior and a super charged engine, the CX-9 is considered by most owners as being an affordable alternative to many luxury SUVs.AdvertisementAdvertisementEven though Mazda has replaced the CX-9 with the new CX-90, used versions of the CX-9 have remained popular options. Even with the demand, prices have stayed relatively the same over the past seven years with the average price of a 3-year-old CX-9 only increasing 1.3%.Tesla Model SMost luxury sedans lose value quickly after leaving the dealership. However, because of frequent technology upgrades, the Tesla Model S has done a good job of maintaining value in its used models. Since 2019, the average price of a 3-year-old Model S has increased by only 2.0%, from $57,256 to $58,400.Land Rover Range Rover EvoqueAnyone hoping to drive around town in a Range Rover without dropping six figures flocks to the Land Rover Range Rover Evoque. Not only does it have the same luxurious interior as many other Land Rover models, but its more compact size makes it easy to drive and park.The price for used models has also largely avoided the large price increases we've seen from other brands, with prices increasing just 2.0% from $31,630 to $32,274.Volvo XC90Many consider the Volvo XC90 one of the safest SUVs available because of its advanced safety technology. Combine this with its elegant interior design and third-row seating, and it should be no surprise that the XC90 is a popular choice when shopping for a luxury SUV.AdvertisementAdvertisementFortunately for buyers, prices haven't risen much. Since 2019, prices for 3-year-old models have increased by only 2.8%, from $38,710 to $39,782.Nissan MuranoEven though the Nissan Murano isn't quite in the luxury car class like some other models on this list, it's popular with buyers looking for an upscale vehicle without the maintenance issues that come with many luxury brands. Plus, the price of its used models has stayed relatively flat since 2019, increasing slightly from $23,519 to $24,341 (a 3.5% increase).Buick EnvisionSince a recent redesign, the Buick Envision has a more premium appearance and a significantly upgraded interior. It's also one of the better values in the compact SUV class. Prices for a used Envision have only increased from $25,868 to $27,106 since 2019, a 4.5% increase.Chevrolet MalibuMost manufacturers have moved away from the typical sedan to focus on SUVs. Not the case for Chevrolet, which is still producing the popular Malibu model. While prices have increased 7.0% since 2019, it's still a much lower increase than many other cars.Ford EdgeWhile Ford is no longer making the Edge, it's still a popular used car option due to its size and practicality. Prices have increased by 8.6%, slightly more than others on this list, but it's still much less than the industry average.AdvertisementAdvertisementThis article was provided by MoneyLion.com for informational purposes only and should not be construed as financial, legal or tax advice.More From MoneyLion:Looking to Buy Investment Properties? These Loans Offer Fast FundingSave Up to $1,100 on Car Insurance in MinutesForbes' Most Trusted Gold Company of 2026 — See Why Investors Are Taking NoticeCash In Your Unused Gold at Today's Top Prices