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"If the new Chevy Corvette wasn’t celebrated enough, its quality resale value is yet another reason: It’ll be worth an estimated 67.5 percent after three years and 53.5 percent after half a decade." So says Kelly Blue Book. That is the fifth best of every vehicle (car, truck or SUV). Further, as per wallstcheatsheet.com, those with the best residual values, “vehicles that earn the highest five-year residual values, expressed as a percentage of their original Manufacturer’s Suggested Retail Price (MSRP), are selected for these prestigious awards.”
While Toyota vehicles led the top ten residual values, with four of the top ten, GM had three including the Camaro, the Silverado and the StingRay. The Dodge Challenger and the Jeep Wrangler were also on the list, as is one lone Honda CR-V. Interestingly, not a single Ford product made it into the top ten based on residual five-year retained value.
Here's a related thread on the excellent StingRay residual values.
http://www.stingrayforums.com/forum...s/1655-important-residual-value-c7-award.html

While Toyota vehicles led the top ten residual values, with four of the top ten, GM had three including the Camaro, the Silverado and the StingRay. The Dodge Challenger and the Jeep Wrangler were also on the list, as is one lone Honda CR-V. Interestingly, not a single Ford product made it into the top ten based on residual five-year retained value.
Here's a related thread on the excellent StingRay residual values.
http://www.stingrayforums.com/forum...s/1655-important-residual-value-c7-award.html