Mid-size Truck Value Retention: Best & Worst Models Updated: September 2023 The tables below show the difference between a 5-year-old car’s original average MSRP and current average used listing prices. This highlights how much of a vehicle’s original value was retained over a period of 5 years.

Minivan Value Retention: Best & Worst Brands Updated: September 2023 The tables below show the difference between a 5-year-old car brand’s original average MSRP and current average used listing prices. This highlights how well the original value was retained over a period of 5 years for each brand.

Minivan Value Retention: Best & Worst Models Updated: September 2023 The tables below show the difference between a 5-year-old car’s original average MSRP and current average used listing prices. This highlights how much of a vehicle’s original value was retained over a period of 5 years.

Most Available New Car Brands December 2023

Most Price-Dropped Used Cars In 2023 December 2023

New Car Market Stalls Out as Prices Remain Stubbornly High, Boxing Out Many Consumers New car prices – still hovering nearly an average of $50,000 – are only down by 3% in the past year, despite inventory on dealer lots jumping by 50% Future discounts will likely come in the form of incentives, rather than substantial cuts to vehicles’ listing price New hybrids and affordably-priced electric vehicles are among the few bright spots in the market

New Domestic Models with Lowest Days Supply September 2023

New MIR Tables [DRAFT] January 2024

No Signs of Slowing Down: The Used Car Market Is Not Returning to Normal Any Time Soon Strong consumer demand for newer, more expensive vehicles keeps used car prices near record highs Consumers in the market for more affordable models face more limited options amid inventory shortages of older vehicles Electric vehicles represent a rare bright spot for used car buyers, with Tesla leading the pack and down $22,000 in less than a year

One-Ton Truck Value Retention: Best & Worst Brands Updated: September 2023 The tables below show the difference between a 5-year-old car brand’s average original average MSRP and current average used listing prices. This highlights how well the original value was retained over a period of 5 years for each brand.