Most cars have a unique relationship with monetary depreciation. As soon as a car leaves the lot as a new model, its value begins to drop. Certain models lose their value faster than others, but the reality of depreciation is still largely in place. However, once a car reaches its bottomed-out value, typically around the 20-year-old mark or so, something interesting begins to happen. Its value begins to increase again, for no logical, practical reason.
