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Toyota Canada Inc. (TCI) has been recognized with 12 2019 Best Retained Value Awards from Canadian Black Book (CBB) and four ALG 2019 Residual Value Awards.

These awards reflect the quality, reliability and value of Toyota and Lexus vehicles, as well as TCI’s commitment to providing Canadian consumers with high quality product with the best possible value.

“Toyota Canada is honoured to be recognized by both CBB and ALG” said Larry Hutchinson, President & CEO, Toyota Canada Inc. “We’d like to thank our customers for their continued trust and confidence in our brands.”

Canadian Black Book Awards

Canadian Black Book’s Best Retained Value Awards recognize vehicles that retain the highest percentage of their original manufacturer’s suggested retail price (MSRP) after four years. For 2019, the CBB program analyzed model year 2015 vehicles in 23 different categories, plus 3 overall Brand categories. This year’s winners include:

• Overall brand (Car): Toyota (2^nd consecutive year)
• Overall brand (Truck/Crossover/SUV): Toyota (3^rd consecutive year)
• Small pick-up: Toyota Tacoma (10^th consecutive year)
• Full-size pick-up: Toyota Tundra (10^th consecutive year)
• Mid-size car – Toyota Camry (4^th consecutive year)
• Full-size car: Toyota Avalon (3^rd consecutive year)
• Compact car: Toyota Prius v (2^nd consecutive year)
• Sub-compact car: Toyota Yaris
• Minivan: Toyota Sienna
• Mid-size SUV: Toyota 4Runner
• Entry luxury Car: Lexus CT200h
• Mid-size luxury Crossover/SUV: Lexus GX 460

ALG Awards

The ALG Residual Value Awards recognize vehicles from the 2019 model year that are forecast to retain the highest percentage of their MSRP over the next four years. This year’s winners include:

• Full-size pick-up: Toyota Tundra (10^th consecutive year)
• Mid-size pick-up: Toyota Tacoma (9^th consecutive year)
• Full-size utility: Toyota Sequoia (7^th consecutive year)
• Full-size car: Toyota Avalon