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Compact Hatchback
Nissan Leaf
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In a segment full of both electric and gasoline powered compact hatchbacks, the Nissan Leaf was able to differentiate itself due to having the lowest fuel and maintenance costs in its class. Last year's winner, the Toyota Prius, performed well but the Leaf was able to take home its first Vincentric Best CPO Value in America award with ownership costs an incredible 18.2% lower than expected.
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Value Rating Graph
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The 2014 Vincentric Best CPO Value in America awards are based on the average of all trim levels for each model from the 2009-2013 model years. Costs are based on 5 years of ownership with annual mileage of 15,000. Graph shown is a visual representation of the actual results, but may not reflect the exact calculations. To learn more about this graph and how Vincentric measures value, click here.
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