Feb. 13 – Top cars at retaining their value

Posted Feb 13, 2014 01:48:50 PM.

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Canadian Black Book has just announced its “Best Retained Value Awards” recognizing which cars depreciate the least after four years, automotive specialist Tim Dimopoulos reports.

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