· 2016 the most valuable car rankings: GM occupied multiple seats

On December 15, 2015, the Kelley Blue Book (KBB) announced the list of the most valuable models in the US market. General Motors, Lexus and Subaru performed well and occupied multiple seats.
KBB released the "2016 Best Resale Value Award Winners" list, and selected the most valuable models from the 2016 new models, not only the top 10 new cars. At the same time, the most preserved models were selected in 22 market segments.
TOP 10 models: GM has 4 seats. 1st place: 2016 Toyota Tacoma
Category: Medium-sized pickups 36-month retention rate: 72.9%. 60-month retention rate: 61.7%.
2nd place: 2016 Toyota 4Runner
Category: medium and large SUV
36-month retention rate: 66.7%. 60-month preservation rate: 60.3%.
3rd place: 2016 GMC Canyon
Category: Medium-sized pickups 36-month retention rate: 70.7%. 60-month retention rate: 59.5%.
4th place: 2016 Chevrolet Colorado
Category: Medium-sized pickups 36-month retention rate: 70.0%. 60-month retention rate: 58.6%.
5th place: 2016 Jeep Wrangler Category: Compact SUV
36-month retention rate: 65.6%. 60-month retention rate: 54.9%.
6th place: 2016 Toyota Tundra
Category: Full-size pickups 36-month retention rate: 64.1%. 60-month retention rate: 53.8%.
7th place: 2016 Subaru WRX
Category: Compact SPORTS sedan 36-month retention rate: 65.2%. 60-month retention rate: 50.8%.
8th place: 2016 Chevrolet Camaro Category: Sports car 36 months warranty rate: 61.0%. 60-month retention rate: 49.0%.
9th place: 2016 GMC Sierra
Category: Full-size pickups 36-month retention rate: 57.0%. 60-month retention rate: 48.0%.
10th place: 2016 Subaru Forester Category: Compact SUV
36-month retention rate: 59.3%. 60-month retention rate: 47.3%.
Judging from the above rankings, pickups and SUVs occupy the absolute mainstream of the top ten, reaching 5 and 3 models respectively, and one for each of the cars and sports cars. The 36-month hedge rate/residual rate is up to 72.9%, while the 60-month hedge rate is 61.7%, which means that after 5 years, it can still be resold at a price of more than 60%.
According to the company, GM has four cars, GMC Canyon, Chevrolet Colorado, Chevrolet Camaro and GMC Sierra. Although Toyota has three models, it ranks higher.
22 market segments KBB also ranks car-holding ratios for 22 market segments. On the brand level, Toyota's Lexus has six cars to become the champion of a certain market segment, while Subaru has four models to win the market segment.
Therefore, KBB named Subaru as "2016 Best RESALE VALUE: BRAND"; Lexus is "2016 Best RESALE VALUE: LUXURY BRAND"
The following are the champions of each market segment.
Small car: Honda Fit Plug-in electric car (including pure electric and plug-in hybrid): Tesla Model S
Compact car: Subaru Impreza Compact SUV / Crossover: Jeep Wrangler Compact sports car: Subaru WRX
Medium SUV / Crossover: Toyota 4Runner
Midsize sedan: Subaru Legacy Full-size SUV/crossover: Chevrolet Tahoe
Full-size sedan: Toyota Aiweilong Compact luxury SUV/crossover: Porsche Macan
Entry-level luxury car: Lexus RC
Medium luxury SUV / crossover: Lexus GX460
Limousine: Lexus GS
Full-size luxury SUV/crossover: Lexus LX570
High-end luxury sedan: Porsche Panamera
Hybrid SUV / Crossover: Lexus RX 450h
Sports car: Chevrolet Camaro LT
Medium pickup: Toyota Tacoma
High performance car: Chevrolet Camaro SS
Full-size pickup: Toyota Tundra
Hybrid / New Energy Vehicle: Lexus ES 300h
MPV: Toyota Sienna

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