CarGurus: Nearly New Used Car Sales Jump 24% as Buyers Seek Affordability

Reuters04-07
CarGurus: Nearly New Used Car Sales Jump 24% as Buyers Seek Affordability
  • CarGurus Q1 2026 market review flagged a shift toward used vehicles as affordability pressures build, with rising gas prices increasing focus on total ownership costs.
  • Sales of nearly new used vehicles aged 2 years or less rose 24% year over year in Q1, led by compact models typically priced below $30,000.
  • Demand also strengthened at older price points, with sales up 4% for 8- to 10-year-old vehicles, up 7% for vehicles aged 11 years or more.
  • New-vehicle days supply reached 73 days in March versus 60-day industry target, while hybrids remained tight at 47 days supply.
  • Interest in electrified powertrains accelerated, with share of views up 31% for new EV listings, up 16% for new hybrids, while used EV sales rose nearly 30% year over year.


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