Chery resale values in South Africa
Chery first sold cars in South Africa from 2008 through the Imperial group before fading out by 2018, then returned in late 2021 as a wholly owned factory subsidiary. The relaunched brand became a top-ten seller on the back of the Tiggo SUV range, sharp pricing and a 10-year/1-million km engine warranty.
Brand depreciation profile
Projected value of a typical Chery at R 269 900, the median new price across the range, on the chinese (established) curve. Estimates, not quotes.
Every Chery we track
Tap a model for its full value curve, year-by-year used values and rivals.
SUVs & crossovers
- New from
- R 269 900
- Worth in 3 years
- R 171 504 (64%)
- New from
- R 359 900
- Worth in 3 years
- R 228 693 (64%)
- New from
- R 429 900
- Worth in 3 years
- R 270 479 (63%)
- New from
- R 529 900
- Worth in 3 years
- R 333 396 (63%)
- New from
- R 689 900
- Worth in 3 years
- R 434 063 (63%)
Keeps about 53% of its price over three years on our curve. Price data coming.
Hatchbacks
Sedans
Common questions about Chery values
Do Chery cars hold their value?
Chery sits in our "Chinese (established)" depreciation tier. On our model a typical Chery keeps about 63% of its new price after three years, so a R 269 900 car would still be worth around R 168 892. These are estimates to compare cars, not a quote.
What is the cheapest new Chery?
The cheapest Chery we track is the Tiggo 4 Pro, from about R 269 900. After three years it should still be worth around R 171 504 on our estimates.
Which Chery holds value best?
On our numbers the Chery Tiggo 4 Pro holds value best, keeping about 64% of its price after three years, roughly R 171 504 of a R 269 900 purchase. Rankings shift as prices update, so treat it as a guide.