Here is the excerpt for you tC peeps. The full article is linked below.

But here again the power of uniqueness trickles down to less expensive cars, albeit in a slightly different way. Vehicles with loads of personality, as opposed to low production numbers, also dominate this list, from the curvy Solstice and Sky drop-tops to the highly customizable Mini Cooper S and Scion tC. “People are seeing great value in these ‘statement vehicles,’” Ibara says, even if the cachet they command isn’t based on price.

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I am VERY surprised to see that Jeep Wranglers aren't on there... They sell so well. I saw someone with a 1997 with 121,000 sell it for almost 6,500!! You can always sell a Jeep. But good to see that the tC is up there.

 

yeah!!!! tc's kick ___!!!

 

cool

 

damn, nice. im keeping all my stock parts so if i sell it 3rd party or w.e its called ill have all the stock parts to help the value stay up.

 

never owned a wrangler but i had a 95 xj sport with 198,000 miles and still running strong i gave it a a family member in need since i had just bought my 05xb man now i wish i would have gave him the xb & i keep my xj LOL but then again 14mpg wasnt working for me either

 

Thats good that my parents chose the Tc as my first car. Even though i had some misfortunes like a week and half after i had it(hail damage), i still cant stop wanting to mod my tc. If only money grew on trees

 

not if you got miles

i have 70000 miles and i was quoted 7500 bucks for my tC, i just laughed at them and walked away (worst part was it was the dealer i worked at) then i went next door to VW and they told me 13,000 i was like thats more like it _____essss

 

nice! the only problem with having a high resale is that smart people might think "oh well i can go buy a brand new one for only a little bi more, so why not do that".

 

Yep lol.

Thats the reason I bought my tC brand new, I was in the market for a used honda/toyota but got tried of everyone asking a ____load of cash for their older vehicles and just said ____ it....I will buy a nice new car with no miles on it for a "little bit more".

 

Yeah I was originally going to get a 2000 Honda Civic Si. My bank told me the loan payments would be 250 a month. Thats when I thought to myself, why not spend an extra 50 bucks to get something brand new with under 10 miles on it.

 

same here...brand new was the way i went

 

I bought my '07 for just over 17,000 with only 3,800 miles on it. Blue book says it's worth over $19,000. So mine car's value went up $2,000 the moment I signed the papers for it.