Between September and the end of January there was a 20% decline in used EV market share, Tesla driving up the overall used EV price as all four of its models had price increases.
Pandemic production slowdown has shrunk availability for budget shoppers.
Toyota, trucks and SUVs dominate list of those with greatest chance of hitting 250K miles.
The models’ price declines easily eclipse those of ICE, hybrid models, study shows.
Study shows non-Tesla stores selling the models surged over the past three years.
Pandemic pressures have forced used-car buyers to get older and older vehicles.
Study shows exterior hues matter when it comes to value, dollar value, at least.
ISeeCars 10th annual list has big truck, Toyota showings.
Analysts cite larger inventories, higher interest rates and economic uncertainty as the reasons.
Research puts the average new-car price in February at $45,296, compared to the average MSRP of $41,637.
