Are cars that depreciate the most the best deals?

The worst new cars to buy would be the ones that depreciate the most since you lose the most money. Does that make them the best used cars to buy since you get the biggest discount. I'm assuming that these cars aren't necessarily maintenance hogs or otherwise useless as used cars.

There are cars that have really low depreciation, like a Honda civic. However, doesn't that mean that someone drove it a bunch and is passing it on to the next buyer at a premium?

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