The used car prices vary by city due to various factors such as demand, supply, market conditions, and local policies.
The cities with the most affordable used car prices, around nine percent lower than the national average, are Jersey City, Hollywood (FL), Miami, and Huntington Beach.
Used cars tend to be cheaper in Florida, Michigan, New Jersey, New York, and Vermont among US states.
The Clunker Junker compared used car prices among popular models in different cities, accounting for different fuel types, drivetrains, transmission types, trims, features, mileage, and other data points.
They scanned the 200 most populous cities from Cars.com and analyzed 183,640 listings.
The five cities with the highest used car prices, over seven percent higher than the national average, are Anchorage, El Paso, Wichita, Honolulu, and Albuquerque.
The cities with the most affordable used car prices, around nine percent lower than the national average, are Jersey City, Hollywood (FL), Miami, and Huntington Beach.
According to The Clunker Junker's analysis, Anchorage, El Paso, Wichita, Honolulu, and Albuquerque have the highest used car prices, over seven percent higher than the national average.