Discover why Lexus vehicles often have strong resale value, which Lexus models have earned resale awards and how owners can protect their Lexus trade-in value.

 

 

When shopping for a luxury vehicle, the purchase price is only one part of the financial picture. Another important consideration is how much the vehicle may be worth when you are ready to sell or trade it.

Every new vehicle depreciates. However, some vehicles lose value much faster than others. Lexus vehicles have repeatedly earned recognition for retaining a relatively strong percentage of their original value, particularly when compared with many other luxury brands.

For 2026, Kelley Blue Book named Lexus its Best Resale Value: Luxury Brand for the fifth consecutive year and the seventh time overall. Kelley Blue Book projected that the Lexus brand would retain an average of approximately 47% of its original MSRP after five years. By comparison, Kelley Blue Book estimated that the average 2026 vehicle would retain approximately 45% of its original value over the same period.

Why do Lexus vehicles often have strong resale value?

There is no single explanation. Lexus benefits from a combination of long-term dependability, strong used-vehicle demand, disciplined pricing, recognizable models, hybrid experience, reasonable luxury-vehicle ownership costs and confidence in the L/Certified pre-owned program.

Individual results still vary. Not every Lexus model depreciates at the same rate, and receiving—or not receiving—an annual resale-value award does not tell the entire story.

What Is Resale Value?

Resale value is the estimated amount a vehicle may be worth when it is sold or traded in the future.

It is commonly expressed as a percentage of the vehicle’s original manufacturer’s suggested retail price. For example, a vehicle originally priced at $60,000 that is worth $30,000 after five years has retained approximately 50% of its original MSRP.

Resale value and depreciation describe opposite sides of the same calculation:

• Resale value is the amount the vehicle is still worth.
• Depreciation is the amount of value the vehicle has lost.

A vehicle with stronger resale value generally depreciates more slowly than another vehicle with a similar original price.

Kelley Blue Book’s Best Resale Value Awards are based on projected five-year residual values. Its analysts use statistical models based on millions of transactions while reviewing vehicle specifications, trims, sales volume, auction results and economic conditions.

J.D. Power’s ALG Residual Value Awards use a different measurement. They recognize models projected to retain the highest percentage of their original MSRP at open auction after three years of ownership.

Because these organizations use different timelines and methodologies, their annual winners do not always match.

Lexus Has Earned Repeated Resale-Value Recognition

One successful model year can be influenced by temporary inventory shortages, unusually high demand or changes in new-vehicle incentives. Repeated recognition over several years provides a broader picture.

Lexus has now received Kelley Blue Book’s Best Resale Value: Luxury Brand award for five consecutive years through 2026. The 2026 recognition marked the seventh time Lexus earned the luxury-brand award overall.

Lexus has also performed strongly in the J.D. Power ALG Residual Value Awards.

For 2025, Lexus received the premium-brand award for the fourth consecutive year and earned more model-level awards than any other manufacturer. The winning Lexus models were the IS, LS, NX, RX and TX.

For 2026, the Lexus NX, RX and LX received individual ALG Residual Value Awards.

Award recipients can change from one year to the next. The larger takeaway is that Lexus resale strength has appeared across multiple vehicle categories rather than depending on one unusually successful model.

1. Lexus Has a Strong Reputation for Dependability

Used luxury-vehicle shoppers often worry about what may happen after the original factory warranty expires. A vehicle with a reputation for long-term dependability may attract more pre-owned shoppers because buyers can feel more confident keeping it for several additional years.

That confidence can contribute to stronger demand and, in turn, stronger resale value.

In the 2026 J.D. Power U.S. Vehicle Dependability Study, Lexus ranked highest among premium brands for the fourth consecutive year. The Lexus IS was the highest-ranked vehicle overall in the study, while the Lexus UX and GX also received model-level dependability awards.

Dependability does not mean that a Lexus will never require maintenance or repairs. Tires, brakes, batteries, fluids, suspension components and other items will still need attention as a vehicle ages.

However, a positive long-term reputation can make an older Lexus more attractive than a luxury vehicle that buyers perceive as expensive or difficult to maintain outside its warranty period.

2. Lexus Vehicles Attract New and Pre-Owned Buyers

Resale value is largely influenced by supply and demand.

A vehicle can be well engineered, but it may still depreciate rapidly if there are not enough shoppers interested in buying it used. Lexus benefits from having several familiar and established nameplates, including the RX, ES, NX, GX, IS and LS.

A three- or five-year-old Lexus RX may appeal to someone who wants a comfortable midsize luxury SUV but does not want to pay the price of a brand-new model. A pre-owned ES may attract someone looking for a refined luxury sedan with a reputation for long-term ownership. The GX may appeal to shoppers looking for a distinctive combination of luxury and body-on-frame capability.

This creates an active second market for Lexus vehicles after their original owners are ready to sell or trade them.

Strong demand does not guarantee a particular trade-in amount, but a larger pool of interested buyers can help support market value.

3. Lexus Uses Relatively Disciplined Pricing and Incentives

New-vehicle incentives can affect the value of vehicles already on the road.

When a manufacturer frequently applies large discounts to new vehicles, shoppers may become less willing to pay a strong price for a similar used model. Heavy incentives can therefore place downward pressure on pre-owned values.

In announcing the 2025 ALG Residual Value Awards, J.D. Power specifically cited Lexus’ restraint with incentives as one factor supporting its residual-value performance. J.D. Power also noted that balanced trim, powertrain and pricing strategies can strengthen long-term value.

Incentives will naturally vary by model and market conditions, but disciplined pricing can help protect how customers perceive both new and pre-owned Lexus vehicles.

4. Lexus Offers Models With Established Identities

Some luxury vehicles struggle to retain demand because their product identity changes frequently. Model names may disappear, designs may change dramatically or a vehicle may be repositioned after only a few years.

Many Lexus nameplates have recognizable identities.

The RX is widely associated with the midsize luxury crossover segment. The ES is known as a comfortable luxury sedan. The IS serves buyers looking for a compact sport sedan, while the GX and LX offer body-on-frame SUV capability. The LC occupies a specialized grand-touring and performance category.

When buyers recognize a model and understand what it offers, it may be easier for that vehicle to remain desirable in the pre-owned market.

5. Lexus Vehicles Often Age Gracefully

Luxury vehicles can depreciate quickly when their styling, technology or interior design begins to look outdated.

Lexus generally follows an evolutionary approach to design. Each generation introduces new styling and technology, but many previous-generation Lexus models continue to look modern several years after their introduction.

Interior condition also matters. Durable upholstery, well-maintained trim, functional controls and a clean cabin can help an older vehicle remain appealing.

Of course, this depends heavily on how the vehicle was treated. A neglected Lexus with damaged wheels, torn upholstery, odors, stains or extensive exterior damage may be worth substantially less than a similar model that was carefully maintained.

6. Lexus Offers Extensive Hybrid Experience

Lexus has offered hybrid powertrains across several vehicle categories, including sedans, compact crossovers, midsize SUVs, three-row SUVs and flagship models.

Hybrid vehicles can appeal to pre-owned shoppers who want improved fuel efficiency without moving entirely to a battery-electric vehicle. Established Lexus hybrid nameplates may also benefit from broader consumer familiarity with the technology.

Hybrid status alone does not guarantee stronger resale value. Battery condition, fuel prices, mileage, vehicle age and demand for the specific model remain important.

However, offering gasoline, hybrid, plug-in hybrid and electric configurations gives Lexus access to different groups of pre-owned shoppers rather than relying on a single type of powertrain.

7. Ownership Costs Matter to Used Luxury-Vehicle Shoppers

A luxury badge by itself does not guarantee strong resale value.

Pre-owned shoppers also consider expected maintenance, insurance, fuel and repair expenses. A vehicle that appears affordable to purchase but intimidating to maintain may experience weaker used-market demand.

Lexus vehicles can appeal to shoppers who want premium comfort and features while also valuing the brand’s reputation for dependability.

This becomes particularly important once a vehicle reaches five or more years of age. At that stage, the second or third owner may care more about long-term reliability and manageable ownership costs than having the newest screen or exterior design.

8. The L/Certified Program Supports Confidence in Used Lexus Vehicles

A strong manufacturer-backed certified pre-owned program can create additional confidence in newer used vehicles.

Eligible L/Certified vehicles must satisfy Lexus certification requirements. The L/Certified Limited Warranty provides a minimum of two years of coverage with unlimited mileage after the applicable new-vehicle basic warranty expires or from the L/Certified purchase or lease date, depending on the vehicle’s warranty status.

L/Certified vehicles also include LexusCare benefits, including complimentary maintenance under the applicable program terms.

Certification does not directly determine the value of every Lexus, nor does every pre-owned Lexus qualify. However, the program provides another established sales channel for qualifying used Lexus vehicles and may make buyers more comfortable considering them.

9. Strong Resale Value Can Benefit Both Owners and Lessees

Resale value matters even when someone does not plan to sell a vehicle immediately.

For someone who finances a Lexus, stronger resale value may provide:

• More potential trade-in equity
• A smaller difference between the vehicle’s value and loan balance
• Greater flexibility when changing vehicles
• A lower effective long-term cost of ownership

Residual value also plays an important role in leasing. A lease payment is based partly on the difference between the vehicle’s initial value and its projected value at the end of the lease.

J.D. Power describes residual values as a major component manufacturers use when setting lease costs. A stronger residual value can reduce the amount of projected depreciation included in the lease, although rates, incentives, taxes, mileage and upfront costs also affect the final payment.

Which Lexus Models Have the Strongest Resale-Value Recognition?

For 2026, Kelley Blue Book selected three Lexus SUVs as winners in their respective categories:

2026 Lexus model	Kelley Blue Book category	Projected five-year resale value
Lexus UX	Subcompact Luxury SUV	47.9%
Lexus NX	Compact Luxury SUV	43.2%
Lexus RX	Midsize Luxury SUV	51.5%

The UX, NX and RX were each projected to retain the highest percentage of original MSRP among the qualifying vehicles in their categories.

The Lexus NX and RX also received 2026 J.D. Power ALG Residual Value Awards, along with the Lexus LX.

These percentages and awards are projections—not guaranteed future trade-in offers. Actual value will depend on the vehicle, its history and market conditions at the time it is sold.

What About the Other Lexus Models?

Not winning an award does not mean a Lexus model has poor resale value.

Most award programs recognize only one vehicle in each qualifying category. A model may retain value well but finish behind another vehicle in its segment. Some low-volume or newly introduced vehicles may also have limited eligibility or less historical data available.

The official 2026 Lexus lineup includes the UX Hybrid, NX, RX, TX, GX, LX, RZ, IS, ES, LS and LC, along with multiple hybrid, plug-in hybrid and electric configurations.

Each model appeals to a different type of pre-owned buyer.

Lexus UX Hybrid Resale Value

The UX is Lexus’ smallest crossover and is offered as a hybrid. Its relatively accessible luxury-vehicle price, fuel efficiency and city-friendly size can attract shoppers entering the Lexus brand for the first time.

Kelley Blue Book named the 2026 UX its Best Resale Value winner in the subcompact luxury SUV category, projecting that it would retain 47.9% of its original MSRP after five years.

The UX also received a model-level award in the 2026 J.D. Power Vehicle Dependability Study.

Lexus NX Resale Value

The NX competes in the popular compact luxury SUV segment and is offered with gasoline, hybrid and plug-in hybrid powertrains.

It received both a 2026 Kelley Blue Book Best Resale Value Award and a 2026 J.D. Power ALG Residual Value Award. Kelley Blue Book projected that the NX would retain 43.2% of its original MSRP after five years.

Its manageable size, available all-wheel drive and range of powertrains can help it appeal to a broad group of new and used luxury-SUV shoppers.

Lexus RX Resale Value

The RX is one of Lexus’ most recognizable models and competes in the midsize luxury SUV segment.

Kelley Blue Book projected that the 2026 RX would retain 51.5% of its original MSRP after five years—the highest projected percentage among the three Lexus category winners for 2026. The RX also received a 2026 J.D. Power ALG Residual Value Award.

Its established name, multiple powertrain choices and broad appeal can help create continued pre-owned demand.

Lexus TX Resale Value

The TX provides three-row seating and focuses on family-oriented space and comfort.

It was one of five Lexus models to receive a 2025 J.D. Power ALG Residual Value Award.

Because the TX is a newer Lexus nameplate, its longer-term resale history is less extensive than that of models such as the RX, ES or LS. Future values will depend on powertrain, trim, mileage, inventory and demand for three-row luxury SUVs.

Lexus GX Resale Value

The GX occupies a distinctive position because it combines luxury features with body-on-frame SUV construction and off-road capability.

Although the GX was not listed as a 2026 U.S. KBB or ALG resale-value category winner, that should not be interpreted as evidence of weak resale value. Only one model can win each qualifying category, and award eligibility and competitive segments vary.

The GX did receive a model-level award in the 2026 J.D. Power Vehicle Dependability Study.

Its actual resale value may be influenced by configuration, condition, mileage and demand from buyers looking for a capable luxury SUV rather than a conventional crossover.

Lexus LX Resale Value

The LX is Lexus’ flagship body-on-frame SUV. It serves buyers looking for luxury, passenger comfort, towing ability and off-road engineering.

The Lexus LX received a 2026 J.D. Power ALG Residual Value Award, meaning it was projected to retain the highest percentage of original MSRP in its qualifying segment after three years.

Because the LX has a high original price, owners should consider both the percentage of value retained and the actual dollar amount of depreciation.

Lexus IS Resale Value

The IS serves buyers looking for a compact luxury sport sedan.

It received a 2025 J.D. Power ALG Residual Value Award and was the highest-ranked model overall in the 2026 J.D. Power Vehicle Dependability Study.

Sedans represent a different market from luxury SUVs, but the IS benefits from an established name, recognizable styling and continued interest among drivers who prefer a smaller sport-oriented luxury vehicle.

Lexus ES Resale Value

The ES is known for comfort, refinement and a spacious luxury-sedan experience.

For 2026, Lexus introduced a fully redesigned ES with an ES 350h hybrid and, for the first time, ES 350e and ES 500e battery-electric models.

Because this generation is new and includes substantially different powertrains, it will take time for long-term used-market data to develop. Hybrid and electric versions may also experience different depreciation patterns.

The ES was not a listed 2026 KBB or ALG model-level winner, but the absence of an award does not establish poor resale value.

Lexus LS Resale Value

The LS is the flagship Lexus sedan and offers a different ownership proposition from smaller Lexus vehicles.

It received a 2025 J.D. Power ALG Residual Value Award.

Flagship luxury sedans can lose more money in absolute dollars because of their higher original prices, even when they perform well as a percentage of MSRP within their segment. Buyers should therefore compare both percentage retention and total depreciation.

Lexus LC Resale Value

The LC occupies a specialized luxury-performance and grand-touring category.

Its resale value may be influenced more heavily by production volume, mileage, condition, specifications and enthusiast demand than a high-volume crossover such as the RX or NX.

Limited-production configurations, unusual colors and carefully maintained low-mileage examples may perform differently from vehicles used as daily transportation. However, rarity alone does not guarantee future appreciation or a particular resale value.

Lexus RZ Resale Value

The RZ is a battery-electric luxury crossover and should be evaluated separately from gasoline and hybrid Lexus SUVs.

Electric-vehicle values can be affected by changes in battery technology, charging speeds, new-vehicle prices, government incentives and the supply of used electric vehicles.

The RZ was not listed as a 2026 KBB or ALG model-level resale-value winner. This does not mean every RZ will depreciate poorly, but shoppers should review current model-specific values rather than assuming it will follow the same pattern as an RX, NX or GX.

Why Do Lexus Award Winners Change From Year to Year?

A Lexus model can receive an award one year and not appear on the following year’s list.

For example, the IS, LS, NX, RX and TX received 2025 ALG awards, while the NX, RX and LX were Lexus’ 2026 ALG recipients.

Annual projections can change because of:

• Redesigned competitors
• Changes in new-vehicle prices
• Manufacturer incentives
• Used-vehicle inventory
• Trim and powertrain availability
• Consumer preferences
• Auction performance
• Interest rates
• Fuel prices
• Broader economic conditions

The most accurate conclusion is not that every Lexus will always have the highest resale value in its class. It is that Lexus has repeatedly performed well as a luxury brand, while individual model results vary by year and category.

Do All Lexus Vehicles Hold Their Value Equally?

No.

Resale value differs by model, trim, powertrain, age and market demand. A popular Lexus SUV may retain a different percentage of its value than a flagship sedan, performance coupe or battery-electric crossover.

Even two examples of the same model and model year can have very different values based on:

• Mileage
• Mechanical condition
• Accident history
• Service records
• Interior and exterior condition
• Tire and wheel condition
• Trim level
• Factory equipment
• Exterior and interior color
• Number of previous owners
• Geographic demand
• Whether the vehicle qualifies for certification

An expensive option does not necessarily return its full original cost when the vehicle is traded. Similarly, a rare color or configuration may be valuable to one buyer but less appealing to the broader market.

How Can You Protect Your Lexus’ Resale Value?

Choosing a vehicle with a strong resale-value history is only the beginning. Owners also play an important role in protecting future value.

Follow the Recommended Maintenance Schedule

Complete factory-recommended maintenance at the appropriate time and mileage intervals. Keep invoices and records, particularly when work is performed outside a Lexus dealership.

A complete service history can help demonstrate that the vehicle was properly maintained.

Repair Damage Promptly

Small dents, cracked glass, damaged wheels and torn upholstery can affect how a vehicle presents during appraisal.

Correcting minor problems before they become more serious may help preserve value.

Keep the Interior Clean

Sun exposure, smoke, food, pets and spills can age a cabin quickly. Regular cleaning and appropriate interior protection can help preserve upholstery, trim and touch surfaces.

Maintain the Tires and Wheels

Damaged wheels and worn or mismatched tires may reduce an appraisal because the next owner or dealer will need to replace or repair them.

Avoid Excessive Modifications

Highly personalized wheels, suspension changes, engine tuning, electrical accessories and major cosmetic alterations may appeal to a limited audience.

Factory-original or easily reversible equipment generally gives the vehicle access to a larger group of potential buyers.

Monitor Mileage

A Lexus should be driven and enjoyed, but mileage remains an important valuation factor. A vehicle with unusually high mileage will generally be worth less than a comparable vehicle with mileage considered typical for its age.

Keep All Keys and Original Equipment

Missing keys, cargo covers, charging cables, manuals, wheel-lock keys and other original equipment may reduce convenience and could affect an appraisal.

Address Recalls and Warning Lights

Complete applicable recall work and investigate warning lights before requesting an appraisal. Unresolved mechanical or electronic concerns can reduce buyer confidence.

Is a Lexus a Good Vehicle to Keep Long Term?

Strong resale value gives an owner more options, but it does not mean the vehicle must be traded after three or five years.

Some customers finance a Lexus because they intend to keep it beyond the loan term. Others lease because they prefer changing vehicles more frequently. Some purchase an L/Certified Lexus to reduce the effect of early depreciation while receiving manufacturer-backed benefits.

A vehicle that retains value well may benefit different types of customers:

• A short-term owner may receive a stronger trade-in value.
• A long-term owner may benefit from dependability after the loan is paid.
• A lease customer may benefit from favorable residual-value projections.
• A pre-owned buyer may gain access to a luxury vehicle with years of useful life remaining.

The best ownership strategy depends on annual mileage, budget, expected ownership period and personal preferences.

Frequently Asked Questions About Lexus Resale Value

Do Lexus vehicles hold their value well?

Lexus vehicles often retain value well compared with many luxury competitors. Kelley Blue Book named Lexus its Best Resale Value: Luxury Brand for 2026, marking the brand’s fifth consecutive win and seventh overall. Actual results still depend on the model, mileage, condition and market.

Which Lexus holds its value the best?

There is no single Lexus that will always retain the most value under every measurement.

Among the Lexus models receiving 2026 Kelley Blue Book category awards, the RX had the highest projected five-year resale percentage at 51.5%, followed by the UX at 47.9% and the NX at 43.2%.

A different Lexus may lead under a three-year ALG projection, within a particular local market or at a different vehicle age.

Which Lexus SUVs received 2026 resale-value awards?

Kelley Blue Book recognized the UX, NX and RX as 2026 category winners. J.D. Power ALG recognized the NX, RX and LX.

Does the Lexus GX have good resale value?

The GX did not receive a listed 2026 U.S. Kelley Blue Book or ALG model-level resale award. However, that does not prove it has poor resale value.

Its body-on-frame construction, off-road capability and luxury positioning give it a specialized market. Condition, mileage, trim and regional demand will affect the actual value of an individual GX.

Why did only some Lexus models receive awards?

Most resale-value programs select only one winner within each qualifying vehicle category. A Lexus model can perform well without ranking first in its segment.

Award eligibility can also depend on sales volume, available competitors and the organization’s methodology.

Do Lexus SUVs hold their value better than Lexus sedans?

Luxury SUVs often benefit from broad market demand, but it would not be accurate to say that every Lexus SUV will outperform every Lexus sedan.

The IS and LS both received 2025 ALG awards, while the NX, RX and LX received Lexus’ model-level ALG awards for 2026.

Do Lexus hybrids hold their value well?

Lexus hybrids can appeal to shoppers seeking luxury and improved fuel efficiency. Their values still depend on the model, age, mileage, battery condition, maintenance history and fuel prices.

Hybrid designation alone does not guarantee a specific resale value.

Do Lexus electric vehicles depreciate differently?

They can.

Battery-electric vehicle values may be influenced by changes in charging technology, range, incentives, new-vehicle pricing and used-EV supply. An electric Lexus should therefore be compared with similar electric luxury vehicles rather than automatically using a gasoline or hybrid Lexus as the benchmark.

Does mileage have a major effect on Lexus resale value?

Yes. Two otherwise similar Lexus vehicles may have significantly different values when one has substantially higher mileage.

The effect also depends on the vehicle’s age, maintenance history and whether the mileage is typical for its model year.

Does an accident reduce the value of a Lexus?

An accident can reduce value, particularly when it causes structural damage, airbag deployment or a negative vehicle-history report.

The severity of the accident, quality of repairs and supporting documentation can all influence the amount of value lost.

Does dealership maintenance improve Lexus resale value?

Having service performed at a Lexus dealership does not guarantee a particular trade-in amount. However, a complete maintenance history can help demonstrate that the vehicle was properly cared for.

Records from a Lexus dealership or a qualified independent repair facility may increase buyer confidence.

Does exterior color affect Lexus resale value?

Color can affect marketability.

Neutral and widely requested colors may appeal to a larger group of buyers. An uncommon color may take longer to sell, although certain rare combinations can be desirable on performance or specialty models.

Do optional features increase Lexus resale value?

Popular features such as all-wheel drive, upgraded seating, premium audio, advanced safety equipment and commonly requested packages may improve desirability.

However, optional equipment rarely returns its entire original purchase cost when the vehicle is sold.

Is an L/Certified Lexus worth more?

A Lexus that successfully completes the certification process may be marketed differently from a non-certified vehicle because it includes inspection, warranty and ownership benefits.

Certification does not add a fixed amount to every vehicle, and not every used Lexus will qualify.

Is resale value important when leasing a Lexus?

Yes.

Residual value is an important part of a lease calculation because it represents the vehicle’s projected value at the end of the lease. A stronger residual value can reduce the amount of depreciation included in the lease payment, although interest, incentives, mileage, taxes and upfront costs also affect the final payment.

Is Lexus resale value guaranteed?

No.

Kelley Blue Book and J.D. Power publish projections, not guaranteed trade-in offers. Actual value will depend on mileage, condition, equipment, vehicle history, location and market conditions at the time of sale.

The Bottom Line

Lexus vehicles often have strong resale value because the brand offers more than luxury features.

Long-term dependability, continued pre-owned demand, recognizable models, disciplined incentive strategies, hybrid experience and a manufacturer-backed certified pre-owned program can all help support value.

Kelley Blue Book naming Lexus its Best Resale Value: Luxury Brand for five consecutive years through 2026 provides current third-party support for that reputation. The UX, NX and RX received individual 2026 Kelley Blue Book category awards, while the NX, RX and LX received 2026 J.D. Power ALG awards.

That does not mean every Lexus will depreciate at the same rate or that models without an award have poor resale value. The specific model, purchase price, mileage, condition, maintenance history and future market will ultimately determine what an individual vehicle is worth.

Still, selecting a vehicle with a history of strong value retention may help reduce one of the largest costs of vehicle ownership: depreciation.

Find Your Next Lexus at Lexus of Concord

At Lexus of Concord, our team can help you compare Lexus models based on more than the purchase price or monthly payment.

We can discuss your estimated annual mileage, expected ownership period, preferred features, available powertrains and trade-in plans. Whether you are considering a new Lexus, an L/Certified vehicle or trading your current vehicle, our goal is to help you make an informed decision.

Visit Lexus of Concord in Concord, California, to explore our selection of Lexus sedans, luxury SUVs, hybrids, plug-in hybrids and electric vehicles.

Resale and residual values are projections and are not guarantees of future market or trade-in value. Actual values depend on mileage, condition, vehicle history, equipment, location, market demand and economic conditions. Awards and program information referenced in this article were current as of August 2026 and are subject to change.