KBB noted at the time that the model-year 2013 Silverado also offered an improved, more fuel-efficient V8 engine and that it was the industry's only full-size hybrid pickup, too. Chevrolet Silverado 1500 (-9% or $1,181)Ĭonsidering the above, it should also not cause jaws to drop that General Motors' ( GM -2.14% ) Chevy Silverado made KBB's list as well. (The CR-V from Honda Motors breaks the streak, landing in fourth place.) This also underscores why the pickup segment has done so well in resale value: The top three best-selling vehicles are trucks. That same Motor Intelligence market data shows that the Dodge Ram pickup from Fiat Chrysler ( FCAU ) is the third most popular vehicle on the market today, with more than 33,700 trucks sold, so the fact that it's also a vehicle that's able to retain its value at auction is no surprise. Used-vehicle site AutoTrader noted at the time that better fuel efficiency from a new 283-horsepower 3.5-liter V6 engine was just one of the improvements Ford made to the truck from the prior year's model.
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KBB points out that it was Ford's decision to upgrade the model-year 2015 F-150 that helped the segment boost its values. According to data it gleaned from Autodata's Motor Intelligence, The Wall Street Journal notes that the F-150 remains the best-selling vehicle today - truck or car - with almost 58,000 trucks sold in January, up 12.5% from last year and 63% more than the second-place Chevy Silverado with over 35,500 trucks sold. It should probably come as no surprise that the most popular pickup truck on the market is also one of the trucks that retains the most value at auction. So which full-size pickup trucks did best? Here are the five best trucks for model years 2013 to 2015 for retained value in the fourth quarter, as compiled by KBB. But the real eyebrow-raiser was that it was full-size pickup trucks that did best, rising on average 3% from the year-ago period, compared to midsize pickups' 1% gain from 2015. Yet for all that, pickup trucks did well, finishing 2016 with an average 2.7% increase in value, or some $545, year over year.
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