SUVs Retain Most Value: Top Picks

0:00It's April 9th. Welcome to Global News Today, powered by AI and Connected Worldwide. Edmunds just dropped some real talk on SUVs that don't tank in value like most rides. They crunch sales data on 2023 models, comparing used prices to original sticker costs after three years. Turns out, the top doves hold on to 80% to 83% of their worth, thanks to killer reliability and buyer love. We're talking Toyota and Honda dominating most spots across extra small, small, mid-size, and bigger three-row beasts. Starting small, the Toyota Corolla Cross leads extra smalls at 81.7% retained value, practical loaded with safety tech, and roomy for its size. Honda HRV is right behind for space, but lags on speed. Jump to small SUVs. Under RAV4 hybrid, nails it at 81.4% with top fuel economy, crash scores, and comfort. Honda CRV follows close, smooth ride, easy tech, and hybrid efficiency.

1:04In mid-size, Toyota 4 runner rules at 83%, the highest, with rugged off-road chops and Tacoma roots that fans crave. Ford Bronco matches that adventure vibe with retro style and endless options. For mid-size, three-rows, Toyota Highlander hybrid tops for family haulers, while Honda Pilot shines with extra third row space, though no hybrid yet. Large three-row kings are Toyota Sequoia, first, then Chevy Tahoe, powered by Burly V8s or Diesel for towing beasts, plus fresh tech. These picks prove desirability, beats flash buyers one, utility that lasts. Smart move for shoppers, snag one of these, and you're betting on less depreciation long-term, whether it's a used 2023 or a, fresh 2026 model, peace of mind on wheels.