Top SUVs for Value Retention in 2023

0:00It's April 8th. This is Canada News Today Local News, powered by AI. Edmunds just dropped a study on 2023 model year SUVs that hold their value best after three years. They compared used sales prices to original sticker costs across five size categories, and the top dogs keep over 80% of their worth. Toyota's dominate the list, proving reliable rides stay desirable in the used market. An extra small and small SUVs, the Toyota Corolla Cross, leads with 81.7% retained value. Practical, loaded with safety tech, and roomy forward size. Honda's HRV follows close, strong on space, but slower off the line. For small SUVs, Toyota's RAV4 Hybrid hits 81.4%, thanks to comfort, fuel savings, and crash test wins with Honda's CRV right. Behind for its smooth ride and hybrid efficiency. Mid-size SUVs, see Toyota's four-runner, top the charts at 83% value hold.

1:03The rugged off-roader built onto coma bones that fans love for. Real trail action. Ford's Bronco Nav's second, with its retro vibe and endless adventure options. Shifting to three-row mid-size, Toyota's Highlander Hybrid leads for families needing space and efficiency, while Honda's pilot offers even bigger. Third row room without a hybrid yet. In large three-row territory, Toyota Sequoia takes first, and Chevy's Tahoe follows with powerful engines perfect for towing heavy loads. Bottom line, picking these SUVs means less depreciation hit, and more peace of mind on that big investment smart move, whether you're eyeing a used to. In 2023, or fresh, 2026.