The 12th annual Vincentric Best Certified Pre-Owned (CPO) Value in America Awards were recently announced, with Ford claiming more awards than any other brand.
Ford earned top honors in truck and van categories, including Best CPO Value Truck Brand for the fifth time and Best CPO Value Van Brand for a ninth consecutive year. Ford also earned eight model-level awards across multiple categories.
Nissan had a strong performance for 2025 with its second victory in the Best CPO Value Passenger Car Brand and the Best CPO Value SUV Brand award. Four model-level awards complement these brand awards.
Among the brand-level winners were BMW for Best CPO Value Luxury Car Brand and Cadillac for Best CPO Value Luxury SUV Brand.
Vincentric’s Award-Winning Passenger Cars
Nissan and Honda led certain passenger car segments by outperforming numerous competitor models, specifically in the Compact Hatchback and Mid-Size categories. In the Compact segment, the Toyota Corolla Hybrid took the top spot.
Audi Leads Luxury Passenger Awards
Audi led luxury car segments in Coupe, Sports Car, and Convertible, while the Polestar 2 earned the top spot for Luxury Mid-Size, and the Acura ILX topped the Luxury Compact segment.
Earnings Across the Board in the SUV Category
The Ford Escape Plug-In Hybrid dominated the Compact SUV category, outperforming almost 40 competitor models. Other brands, like Hyundai and Subaru, earned awards in the SUV category.
Luxury SUV Awards Offer Volvo and Cadillac
The Cadillac Lyriq came out on top in the Luxury Mid-Size SUV category, outperforming 36 competitor models with ownership costs over $6,391 lower than the nearest competitor.
Ford Leads Truck Category, A Strong Showing For Ram Vans
Ford’s award recognition was led by the F-series pickups and Transit vans, which showed out in value and performance. In another truck segment, the Chevrolet Silverado 3500 took a top spot for Full-Size 1-ton Pickup.
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About the Vincentric Awards
Vincentric conducted a statistical analysis to reveal which vehicles had lower-than-expected ownership costs given their market segment and price.
For the 2025 awards, Vincentric analyzed over 18,000 vehicle configurations using eight cost factors: depreciation, fees & taxes, financing, fuel, insurance, maintenance, opportunity cost, and repairs. Each CPO vehicle was evaluated in all 50 states plus Washington DC, assuming each would be driven 15,000 miles annually over five years.
For a complete list of the 2025 Vincentric Best CPO Value in America Award winners, visit Vincentric’s website or consult their full report on cost-of-ownership metrics.