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Vincentric Announces 2015 Best CPO Awards

The third annual Vincentric Best Certified Pre-Owned Value in America awards were announced, with Audi, Ford, Honda, and GMC honored with awards recognizing their superior CPO in key vehicle categories.

by Staff
November 19, 2015
Vincentric Announces 2015 Best CPO Awards

 

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The third annual Vincentric Best Certified Pre-Owned Value in America awards were announced, with Audi, Ford, Honda, and GMC honored with awards recognizing their superior CPO in key vehicle categories. Ford was honored as the Vincentric Best CPO Value in America award winner for the SUVs, Crossovers, and Vans category while Honda received the title of best CPO value passenger car brand. Audi captured the best CPO value luxury brand award while GMC earned the honor of best CPO value truck brand. In addition, Toyota brands showed strong CPO strength with seven individual models earning Vincentric CPO awards while Nissan brands had five individual winners.

“The Vincentric Best CPO Value in America awards offer insight to those trying to understand which certified pre-owned vehicles provide the best value in today’s market,” stated David Wurster, President of Vincentric. “Low cost of ownership is fundamental to providing great value and these awards have been created to enlighten potential buyers as to which vehicles offer the best value.”      

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The Vincentric Best CPO Value in America awards are vehicle specific honors that determine the best value certified pre-owned model in each segment. Using a statistical analysis, the company identified the Vincentric Best CPO Value in America winners by measuring which vehicles had lower than expected ownership costs given their market segment and price. To determine the 2015 Vincentric Best CPO Value in America awards, Vincentric analyzed over 15,000 vehicle configurations, using eight cost factors including depreciation, fees and taxes, financing, fuel, insurance, maintenance, opportunity cost, and repairs. Each CPO vehicle was evaluated in all 50 states plus DC assuming each has been driven 15,000 miles per year, with the expectation that they will be driven an additional 15,000 miles per year over the coming five years.

The full awards listings are below:

BEST BRAND VALUE IN AMERICA

Make

Segment

Honda

Passenger Car

Audi

Luxury

Ford

SUVs, Crossovers, and Vans

GMC

Truck


PASSENGER CARS

Make

Model

Segment

Scion

iQ

Micro

Hyundai

Veloster

Subcompact Coupe

Toyota

Prius C

Subcompact Hatchback

Honda

CR-Z

Compact Coupe

BMW

2-Series

Premium Compact Coupe

Nissan

Leaf

Compact Hatchback

Lexus

CT 200h

Premium Compact Hatchback

Honda

Civic Hybrid

Compact Sedan

Acura

ILX

Premium Compact Sedan

Honda

Accord

Mid-Size Coupe

BMW

4-Series

Premium Mid-Size Coupe

Nissan

Altima

Mid-Size Sedan

Toyota

Camry Hybrid

Mid-Size Sedan, Hybrid

Lexus

ES 300h

Premium Mid-Size Sedan

Toyota

Avalon

Large Sedan

Audi

A7

Premium Large Sedan

MINI

Cooper

Convertible

Audi

A5

Premium Convertible

Ford

Mustang

Sport

Audi

TT

Premium Sport

Vokswagen

Jetta

Wagon

Volvo

XC70

Premium Wagon


UTILITY VEHICLES, CROSSOVERS & VANS

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Make

Model

Segment

Mazda

CX-5

Compact Crossover

Buick

Encore

Premium Compact Crossover

Hyundai

Santa Fe

Mid-Size Crossover

Infiniti

QX60

Premium Mid-Size Crossover

Ford

Explorer

Large Crossover

Buick

Enclave

Premium Large Crossover

Nissan

Xterra

Compact SUV

Nissan

Pathfinder

Mid-Size SUV

Land Rover

LR2

Premium Mid-Size SUV

Ford

Expedition

Large SUV

Lincoln

Navigator

Premium Large SUV

Nissan

Quest

Minivan

Ford

Transit Connect

Mini Cargo Van

Ford

E-Series Vans

Passenger Van

RAM

ProMaster

Cargo Van


PICKUP TRUCKS

Make

Model

Segment

Toyota

Tacoma

Compact Pickup

Ford

F-150

Full-Size 1/2-Ton Pickup

RAM

2500

Full-Size 3/4-Ton Heavy Duty Pickup

GMC

Sierra 3500

Full-Size 1-Ton Heavy Duty Pickup


Further information regarding all of the winners of the Vincentric Best CPO Value in America awards and the Vincentric methodology is available at www.vincentric.com.

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