Shaded band is the 25th–75th percentile of asking prices. This tracks
what is on the market, so it moves when listings arrive or sell as
well as when prices change — watch the listing count below alongside it.
The headline figure above instead compares each listing against itself.
Everything left of the dashed line (29 days) is reconstructed
from listing price history — it only includes cars still listed today, so
anything that already sold is missing from it.
Listings on the market
Median days on market
Against the original window sticker
-4.6%
Typical car asks
$-4,052
Typical difference
4 / 19
Above / below sticker
23
Cars with a sticker
Each car compared against its own sticker, then the median taken — so this is
what a typical car in this segment asks relative to what it originally cost,
not one average divided by another. Uses the as-equipped sticker where the
feed carries one (59% of listings) and the base MSRP otherwise. New cars are
excluded: asking under sticker on an unsold car is a discount, not a
statement about what the model holds.
▲ 4 arrived ·
▼ 0 departed
over 3 periods with activity.
Arrivals use the dealer's own listing date where the feed carries one, so
they reach back as far as it does. Departures can only be seen forward —
a car that left before tracking began was never seen leaving — so zero
departures left of the dashed line means unobserved, not none. Departing
is also not the same as sold: a dealer can pull a listing.
Repricing activity
▲ 0 raised ·
▼ 10 cut
over 6 periods with activity.
Counted from consecutive price points on the same listing, so each bar is a genuine reprice rather than a re-reading of the same number.
How long these listings have been on the market
22d
Median age
30d
Slowest 10% beyond
0.0%
Listed 90+ days
28
Listings measured
Age is the dealer's listing date where the feed carries one (7% of
these) and when tracking first saw the car otherwise — so for the rest it is a
floor, and the true age is longer.
