When you buy a vehicle, you're making an investment. And like any investment, you want to know it will hold its value over time. That's exactly why the J.D. Power 2026 Canada ALG Residual Value Awards matter to drivers across Ontario. These awards recognize the vehicles and brands that retain the highest forecasted value in their segments — a key factor in calculating lease payments and trade-in worth.
For the seventh year in a row, Toyota has earned the Top Mass Market Brand award. This consistent performance signals something important: Toyota vehicles are built to last, and the market knows it. For drivers in Orangeville and throughout Dufferin County, choosing a Toyota means choosing a vehicle that works hard for you today and protects your investment for tomorrow.
What Are Residual Value Awards?
Residual value (RV) is the forecasted future value of a vehicle after a set period of ownership. J.D. Power's ALG division evaluates 294 model lines across the Canadian market, analyzing used-vehicle performance, brand outlook, and product competitiveness to determine which vehicles hold their value best.
A high residual value benefits you in two practical ways. First, it typically means lower monthly lease payments since the difference between the purchase price and forecasted end-of-lease value is smaller. Second, when it's time to trade in or sell your vehicle, you'll likely get more money back. For families and professionals in Ontario who view their vehicle as a long-term asset, these factors add up to real savings.
Toyota's 2026 Segment Wins at a Glance

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Segment
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Winning Model
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Compact Car
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Toyota Corolla
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Midsize Car
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Toyota Camry
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Small SUV
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Toyota Corolla Cross
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Midsize SUV
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Toyota Highlander
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Midsize Pickup
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Toyota Tacoma
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Large Light Duty Pickup
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Toyota Tundra
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Minivan
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Toyota Sienna
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Why Toyota Leads in Value Retention
Toyota's seven segment wins span nearly every category Ontario drivers shop for — from fuel-efficient sedans to capable trucks and family-friendly SUVs. This breadth of recognition reflects several key strengths:
- Proven Reliability: Toyota's reputation for building durable, long-lasting vehicles directly influences how the market values them years down the road.
- Broad Appeal: Vehicles that attract a wide range of buyers tend to maintain stronger demand in the used market, supporting higher resale values.
- Competitive Pricing Strategy: According to J.D. Power's Danny Battaglia, brands that stay competitive in pricing while maintaining reliability and emotional appeal tend to remain at the top.
A Closer Look at the Award-Winning Lineup

Toyota Corolla — The Corolla has been the world's best-selling vehicle for good reason. Its combination of efficiency, standard safety features, and low cost of ownership makes it a smart choice for commuters travelling Highway 10 or navigating Orangeville's streets.
Toyota Camry — Canada's midsize sedan segment leader offers a refined driving experience with available hybrid efficiency. The Camry's spacious interior and strong resale value make it popular with families and professionals alike.
Toyota Corolla Cross — This small SUV delivers the versatility Ontario drivers need with available all-wheel drive and generous cargo space, all in a right-sized package.
Toyota Highlander — A midsize SUV built for growing families, the Highlander offers three rows of seating and available hybrid powertrains.
Toyota Tacoma — The midsize pickup segment winner brings proven off-road capability and durability that appeals to outdoor enthusiasts exploring the trails around Hockley Valley.
Toyota Tundra — Toyota's full-size pickup earns the Large Light Duty Pickup award, offering serious towing capacity and i-FORCE powertrains.
Toyota Sienna — The only minivan in its class with standard hybrid power, the Sienna delivers fuel efficiency and family-friendly features that keep its value strong.
Which Award-Winning Toyota Fits Your Needs?
Your ideal Toyota depends on how you'll use it. Daily commuters and first-time buyers often find the Corolla or Corolla Cross to be the right balance of efficiency and value. Families needing more space may prefer the Highlander's three-row seating or the Sienna's flexible interior. And for those who need truck capability — hauling equipment, towing trailers, or tackling job sites — the Tacoma and Tundra deliver proven performance.
No matter which segment you're shopping in, Toyota's track record of value retention means you're making a financially sound decision.
See the Award-Winning Lineup at Orangeville Toyota

Seven years of consecutive brand leadership and seven segment wins tell a clear story: Toyota builds vehicles that hold their value. For drivers in Orangeville and across Ontario, that translates to lower lease payments, stronger trade-in equity, and confidence in your investment.
Visit Orangeville Toyota to explore the award-winning lineup and find the Toyota that fits your lifestyle and budget.