I like to see this as vindication for my purchase…
Honda has been named by the Automotive Lease Guide as being the best brand for residual value for the second year in a row. That means its cars hold its value over time.
However, if the results are divided into categories, the Nissan Altima displaced the Honda Accord this year for the top spot on the list.
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