Porsche & Toyota Lead Residual Value Awards 2025
The Residual Value Awards 2025, honouring vehicles with the highest projected retained value, will be announced exclusively on Autovista24 on 15 October. Porsche and Toyota led the pack, with Toyota winning seven categories, including the Small/Mid Pickup segment for the Tacoma for the 17th consecutive year.
The awards, presented in 2025, recognise vehicles that retain the highest percentage of their Manufacturer's Suggested Retail Price (MSRP) four years after purchase. In 2024, the Dacia Sandero, Mini Aceman, Dacia Jogger, Dacia Duster, Mercedes-Benz V-Class, Mercedes-Benz G-Class, BMW i5, and Porsche Macan were among the winners.
To access the 2025 winners, sign up for the Autovista24 email newsletter and follow their LinkedIn page. The awards benefit automotive businesses, helping them discover models with leading value retention and stay updated on market trends. Winners are determined by indexing retained value percentage, weighted against new-car sales volume in each country. The awards cover eight categories, combining segments, body types, and powertrains, and are calculated using Autovista Group analysis and insights from 17 European used-car markets between July and September 2025. To qualify, vehicles must fall within the 10 to 90 percentile range of a category's horsepower distribution and exclude extreme power outputs and pricing spectrum versions.
The Residual Value Awards 2025, to be announced on 15 October, highlight vehicles that retain their value exceptionally well. Porsche and Toyota led the 2025 awards, with Toyota winning seven categories. The awards help automotive businesses make informed decisions about vehicle choices, reflecting market trends and value retention.
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