Car costs by model
Depreciation, fuel or charging, insurance and the full five-year cost of ownership for today's most popular cars — with calculators you can run for your own mileage.
Pick a vehicle to see modeled five-year ownership, insurance and fuel or charging costs. Figures are estimates built from editable assumptions and public data — not quotes. See our methodology and data sources.
Electric (EV)
5 modelsHybrids
3 modelsSUVs
18 modelsSedans
6 modelsTrucks
6 modelsMinivans
2 modelsRun the numbers yourself
The vehicle figures come straight from these calculators. Open one with your own inputs to see how mileage, financing and coverage change the total.
Prefer to read first? Our guides explain how each cost is built and where drivers overpay.
Questions about these figures
How is cost of ownership estimated?
Each vehicle is modeled over five years by combining depreciation, fuel or charging, insurance, maintenance, and taxes and fees. Every figure is built from editable assumptions and public data, and each vehicle page shows the assumption behind a number so you can adjust it to how you actually drive.
Are these real quotes?
No. Every figure is a modeled estimate, not a quote or an offer. Insurance, loan and resale numbers depend on your ZIP code, credit, annual mileage and the exact trim, so treat them as a starting point and confirm with a lender, insurer or dealer.
Can I change the assumptions to match my situation?
Yes. Open a vehicle and run the linked calculators with your own mileage, down payment, loan term and electricity or fuel price. The models recalculate so the numbers reflect your situation rather than a generic average.
Every figure is a modeled estimate based on editable assumptions and public data — not a quote. See our methodology and data sources.