2022 Chevrolet Silverado 1500 Depreciation

2022 Chevrolet Silverado 1500 Value Summary

The 2022 Chevrolet Silverado 1500 keeps strong value as a full-size truck. It averages $28,100 today. That marks a 36% drop from the $44,500 MSRP. Owners see about 9% loss each year over the first four years.

Trim level, mileage, and condition set the exact price. Lower trims drop a higher percentage. Premium trims lose more dollars but keep a bigger share of MSRP. Buyers chase those extra features.

Depreciation Curve by Year

This truck drops fast in years one to three. Then it slows. Low miles and clean records ease the fall.

Age	Retained Value (%)	Approx. Value
New (2022)	100%	$44,500
1 year old (2023)	92%	$40,900
2 years old (2024)	82%	$36,500
3 years old (2025)	73%	$32,500
4 years old (2026)	63%	$28,100

This table assumes an LT trim crew cab. It runs 12,000 miles per year with a clean title. High miles cut value. Low-mile clean trucks fetch more.

What Drives Silverado 1500 Value Retention

High demand: Full-size trucks handle work and family duties. Crew cabs with 4WD and towing pull crowds.
Trusted engines: The 5.3L V8 tows and drives daily with ease.
Key 2022 upgrades: A 13.4-inch touchscreen and new safety features boost appeal.
Proven durability: Regular care lets many hit 200,000 miles. Buyers trust that.
Simple repairs: Dealers and parts stay easy to find. Costs stay low.
Smart configs: 4WD adds $3,000 at resale over 2WD. Crew cab short beds sell fast.

Trim Value Snapshot

Premium trims hold a larger MSRP share. Demand stays firm on used lots. These values fit average miles and condition.

Trim	Original MSRP	Current Value	Depreciation %
Work Truck	$33,200	$19,200	42%
Custom	$40,200	$25,500	37%
LT	$44,300	$28,000	37%
RST	$50,200	$32,300	36%
LTZ	$53,000	$35,000	34%
High Country	$63,400	$41,100	35%
ZR2	$66,800	$44,500	33%

Mileage and Options Impact

Trucks shrug off miles better than sedans. Still, they shift prices. See ranges for a 2022 LT crew cab in good shape.

Mileage	Value Range
Under 30,000	$31,000 to $35,000
30,000 to 50,000	$27,000 to $31,000
50,000 to 75,000	$23,000 to $27,000
75,000 to 100,000	$19,000 to $23,000

Max Tow package adds $2,000. Spray-in bedliner brings $500. Tech packages lift $1,000. Custom wheels and odd paint rarely add value.

Future Value Projections

Drops slow after year four if you maintain well. These figures assume average miles and no wrecks.

Horizon	Projected Value	Total Depreciation from MSRP
1 year out	$25,100	44%
3 years out	$20,000	55%
5 years out	$17,000	62%

Low miles and full service records beat these. Past damage or extra miles hurt hard.

How the Silverado Compares

The 2022 Silverado 1500 leads full-size trucks in value hold. It matches the Ford F-150 and GMC Sierra close. Toyota Tundra edges ahead but starts pricier. Most trucks lose low to mid 40% in five years.

Model	Typical 5-Year Depreciation
Toyota Tundra	About 30%
Chevrolet Silverado 1500	About low 40%
Ford F-150	About low 40%
GMC Sierra 1500	About low to mid 40%
Ram 1500	About mid 40%

Silverado owners get solid price, features, and hold. Pick the right cab and drive type over tiny trim jumps.

Bottom Line

Your 2022 Silverado 1500 resale stays strong. Sell now with low miles and clean papers. Demand runs hot. Plan to keep it? Service on schedule. Store records. Depreciation eases ahead.

Buyers, chase LT or ZR2 in 4WD with tow package. Demand clean Carfax, low miles, service proof. Hunt in winter when stock grows and prices dip. Skip cosmetics that skip resale boost. This truck gives utility and steady value long term.

2022 Chevrolet Silverado 1500

Total Depreciation

Projected Future Values