Toyota Resale Values Tick Up

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Muhammed El-Hasan
on March 23, 2010 9:06 AM | | Comments (0) |

It's no surprise that Toyota is using its vast financial resources to help maintain resale values. That's what it can do after years of profitability. And it didn't need a government bailout.

Blue Book: Toyota Resale Values Up; Incentives a Factor

(eCreditDaily) At the height of the recall frenzy in February, Kelley Blue Book lowered the outlook on values of current, used Toyotas by 1-3 percent depending on the model, but now forward-looking resale values are on the rise for the beleaguered Japanese car giant.

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