What Four New Rides Will Be Worth in Three Years

2010 Suzuki Kizashi

Base MSRP= $18,999 - $24,399*

Suzuki's 3-year Average = 47% of MSRP

Suzuki's 3-year Average= 45% of MSRP

Midsize Segment 3-year Average= 45% of MSRP

2010 Toyota  4Runner

Base MSRP= $27,500 - $39,800*

Toyota's 3-year Average = 50% of MSRP

Toyota's 3-year Average= 50% of MSRP

Midsize SUV Segment 3-year Average= 39% of MSRP

2010 Hyundai Tucson

Base MSRP= $18,995 - $25,845*

Hyundai's 3-year Average = 51% of MSRP

Hyindai's 3-year Average= 47% of MSRP

Compact SUV Segment 3-year Average= 46% of MSRP

2010 BMW 5 Series Gran Turismo

BMW MSRP=  $63,900*

BMW's 3-year Average = 42% of MSRP

BMW's 3-year Average= 46% of MSRP

Luxury Segment 3-year Average= 44% of MSRP

If you're in the market for a new-vehicle, the all-new Suzuki Kizashi, next-generation Toyota 4Runner and restyled Hyundai Tuscon are expected to outperform their segment and brand - retaining an above average resale value in three years - according to the American Leasing Guide.

However, the all-new BMW crossover based off the 5-series sedan didn't fare as well. In fact, the hatchback like crossover is expected to be worth slightly less than the average 3-year old BMW and a 3-year old luxury vehicle despite it being a BIMMER. We suspect BMW will offer incentives on the vehicle to stimulate sales if they're not meeting the automaker's sales goal. With the exception of the BMW 5-Series Gran Turismo (also known as the GT), all of the vehicle are great lease vehicles too, due to the higher than average residual, which in turn leads to lower monthly payments. To learn more about leasing, click here.

*Base MSRP excludes destination fee, options and accessories.

Sources: Automakers, ALG