According to a new report from auto industry experts, used cars are more expensive than they've been in years. A May 22 report from Edmunds indicated that in the first quarter of 2025, the average ...

Although experts anticipate more inventory reaching the used car market, increased supply may not translate into meaningful relief from elevated prices.

Consumers have been bracing for it, and now it’s happening: the cost of used cars is going up, and tariffs are playing a starring role. If you’re currently in the market for a used vehicle, you’ve ...

Analysts say 2026 will bring fierce competition among automakers, but higher MSRPs and affordability pressures mean buyers ...

Remember when a 5-year-old sedan could be yours for $15,000? These days, even a “bargain” on the used lot feels like bidding at an auction. Used car prices are now about 40% higher than before the ...

To identify the best-value used cars, iSeeCars analyzed pricing and lifespan data from 5-year-old used cars sold in late 2025 ...

Used-car prices are at near-record levels. But those high-priced vehicles are still the biggest bargains on the market. Edmunds’ Q2 2025 Used Vehicle Report found the average transaction price of ...

After over two years of a demand freefall in the used car market, prices have suddenly increased, indicating a change. While the price increase isn't dramatic, it could hint at what consumers should ...

Depreciation is when something new loses value over time, and every car experiences it over the years. Some cars depreciate at a faster rate than others, based on several factors beyond normal wear ...

Limited supply fails to meet insatiable consumer appetites." No matter the model year or whether you're looking for a sports ...

Electric vehicles lose value faster than their gas-powered counterparts on the used market, but the size of that gap may be shrinking. Research from George Washington University, covering transactions ...