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ALG Announces Residual Value Awards

LOS ANGELES – ALG has announced its 14th annual Residual Value Awards, which recognize vehicles in different segments that the organization forecasts will retain the highest percentage of MSRP after a three-year period.

by Staff
November 26, 2012
2 min to read


LOS ANGELES – ALG has announced its 14th annual Residual Value Awards, which recognize vehicles in different segments that the organization forecasts will retain the highest percentage of MSRP after a three-year period.

In the Midsize Car segment, the Honda Accord came in first, the Subaru Legacy took second place, and the Nissan Altima took third. In the Compact Car segment, the Hyundai Elantra came in first, the Scion tC came in second, and the Mazda3 took the number three spot.

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ALG stated that among the mainstream brands, Hyundai ranked second behind Honda. Scion, which joined ALG’s Residual Value Award rankings for the first time, ranked third. Infiniti and Audi ranked second and third, respectively, among the Premium segment brands. Lexus, which was last year's highest ranked brand, according to ALG, fell to the number four spot.

Toyota took home the most awards, with six for Toyota and three for Lexus. In ALG’s Alternative Fuel segments, the Toyota Prius c and Mercedes-Benz ML350 BlueTEC received awards. Among Premium brands, Lexus took home segment awards for its redesigned GS and LS models (in the Premium Fullsize Car and Premium Executive Car segments, respectively). MINI received awards for the Cooper (in the Premium Compact Car segment) and Cooper Countryman (in the Sub Compact Utility Vehicle segment).

ALG’s full rankings are listed in the tables below.

Segment

Winner

Sub Compact Car

Honda Fit

Compact Car

Hyundai Elantra

Midsize Car

Honda Accord

Fullsize Car

Hyundai Azera

Sports Car

Scion FR-S

Alt-Fuel Vehicle

Toyota Prius c

Minivan

Honda Odyssey

Sub Compact Utility Vehicle

MINI Cooper Countryman

Compact Utility Vehicle

Toyota FJ Cruiser

Midsize Utility Vehicle

Hyundai Santa Fe Sport

Fullsize Utility Vehicle

Toyota Sequoia

Midsize Pickup

Toyota Tacoma

Fullsize Pickup

Toyota Tundra

Premium Compact Car

MINI Cooper

Premium Midsize Car

Mercedes-Benz C-Class

Premium Fullsize Car

Lexus GS 350

Premium Executive

Lexus LS 460

Premium Sports Car

Porsche 911 Carrera

Premium Alt-Fuel Vehicle

Mercedes-Benz ML350 BlueTEC

Premium Compact Utility Vehicle

Acura RDX

Premium Midsize Utility Vehicle

Audi Q7

Premium Fullsize Utility Vehicle

Toyota Land Cruiser


Mainstream Brand Rankings

Premium Brand Rankings

Honda

Acura

Hyundai

Infiniti

Scion

Audi

Subaru

Lexus

Mazda

Mercedes-Benz

Toyota

BMW

Nissan

Cadillac

Kia

Porsche

Volkswagen

Volvo

Mitsubishi

Lincoln

Ford


Dodge


Buick


GMC


Chevrolet


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