Used Car Market Finally Starts to Correct, But Prices Are Still a Long Way From Normal Levels

Used Car Market Finally Starts to Correct, But Prices Are Still a Long Way From Normal Levels As new car inventory continues to replenish, pressure has further eased off used car prices – but they still remain significantly inflated above normal levels Consumers should continue to wait to buy: Better bargains are likely to be had toward the end of the year Electric vehicles are best value in the market, with used Teslas down another $1,800 last month

Used Car Prices Continue to Fall, But Ongoing UAW Strike Raises Questions About Market’s Continued Recovery

Used Car Prices Continue to Fall, But Ongoing UAW Strike Raises Questions About Market’s Continued Recovery As the strike starts to bring down inventories of Big 3-produced domestic brands, new and used car prices have yet to increase – but soon will Sales among older vehicles slow as consumers feel the sting of high interest rates and diminished savings While Tesla remains the only brand priced below expected normal levels, used electric vehicle prices actually increased for the first time in a year amid surging demand

Used Car Prices Increase at Unsustainable Rate in March, Making it One of the Worst Times in History to Buy

Used Car Prices Increase at Unsustainable Rate in March, Making it One of the Worst Times in History to Buy “Red alert” for used car buyers as retail prices of America’s favorite family cars – SUVs and minivans – surge by $2,100 in just six weeks Used electric vehicles – down by 2% since February – represent one of the only bright spots in the market for consumers Consumers in the market for a used car should wait a little longer: While it is currently one of the worst times to buy, CoPilot predicts used car prices will fall in the coming months

Van Value Retention: Best & Worst Brands

Van 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.

Van Value Retention: Best & Worst Models

Van 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.

Wagon Value Retention: Best & Worst Brands

Wagon 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.

Wagon Value Retention: Best & Worst Models

Wagon 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.

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