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November 14, 2007

'08 Volkswagens top list for resale value, Kelly Blue Book says

Model year 2008 Volkswagens are most likely to retain the largest portion of their value after five years of ownership, according to study by Kelly Blue Book, according to the Detroit Free Press.

Using information from the company’s analysis of new and used cars and trucks, Kelly Blue Book put Volkswagen at the top of a list of 10 vehicle brands with the best projected resale value. BMW and Acura were second and third on the list. The bottom three brands on the list were Suzuki, Kia and GMC, according to the report.

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