All the winners of KBB's 5-year cost to own awards

The Corolla was refreshed for the 2017 model year. KBB's estimate for five-year ownership costs is $32,251.

The Accord (shown here in hybrid form) is a perennial value buy. KBB estimates its five-year ownership costs at $36,442.

KBB estimates the Impala's five-year ownership costs at $46,199. 2015 model shown here.

KBB estimates its five-year ownership costs at $35,433. European model shown here.

KBB estimates its five-year ownership costs at $39,489.

KBB estimates its five-year ownership costs at $40,211. 2016 model shown here.

KBB estimates its five-year ownership costs at $62,601. 2016 RC F model shown here.

KBB estimates its five-year ownership costs at $85,785. It will be replaced with a new model for 2018.

KBB estimates its five-year ownership costs at $36,366. 2016 model shown here.

KBB estimates its five-year ownership costs at $36,745. It's technically a plug-in hybrid, too.

KBB estimates its five-year ownership costs at $33,722. 2016 model shown.

KBB estimates its five-year ownership costs at $34,957. It will be replaced in 2018.

KBB estimates its five-year ownership costs at $39,882.

KBB estimates its five-year ownership costs at $61,245. 2016 model shown.

KBB estimates its five-year ownership costs at $40,132.

KBB estimates its five-year ownership costs at $52,375.

KBB estimates its five-year ownership costs at $72,103.

KBB estimates its five-year ownership costs at $37,029. This only applies to the standard cab configuration. Crew cab is shown here.

KBB estimates its five-year ownership costs at $42,406. This only applies to single-cab trucks. 2016 crew cab shown here.

KBB estimates its five-year ownership costs at $43,778. It's still kicking, despite the new Chrysler Pacifica replacing the Town & Country.