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as mentioned in Parents and grandparents looking for a car for the recent graduate in the family want something safe, reliable -- and, of course, affordable. That resulted in some three-year-old used cars that you could buy for half their price when new. For example, luxury cars average a 43 percent loss of value after three years, partly because so many of them are leased. But we're focusing on cars where sharp depreciation has brought them into affordable used-car territory of under $20,000. Here's a rundown of the five 2015 sedans that cleared these hurdles in the order of their average used-car price, lowest first.

The 10 best used cars you can buy to get the most bang for your buck

BMWBuying a used car has always been a good way to get your hands on an affordable, yet reliable car. Recently, automotive search engine iSeeCars.com released a study showing which cars offer the best bang for the buck based on depreciation. With the increasing popularity of new car leasing, there is an ever-growing pool of three-year-old used cars coming off lease. "Consumers who take advantage of these best bargains can purchase a three-year-old car for half the price of what it would cost to buy the same car new." There is also a selection of luxury cars such as the BMW 5 Series and the Mercedes-Benz E Class.

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