GITNUXREPORT 2026

Car Buying Statistics

See how quickly the rules of car buying changed by 2025, from what shoppers are paying to how fast inventory and incentives are shifting. Get the tight stats you can actually use to time a deal and avoid overpaying when the market looks normal on the surface.

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76% of buyers visited 2-3 dealerships before purchase.

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92% of car buyers used the internet for research in 2023.

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Average time from research to purchase was 14 days.

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41% of buyers started shopping on manufacturer websites.

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Test drives averaged 25 minutes per vehicle tested.

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63% negotiated price via email or app before visiting.

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Dealer websites were visited by 78% of shoppers.

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29% used virtual tools like 360 views or configurators.

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Average negotiation saved buyers $1,250 off MSRP.

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54% brought pre-approved financing to dealership.

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Phone calls to dealers averaged 3.2 per buyer.

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45% completed F&I paperwork digitally.

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Reviews on Google influenced 68% of final decisions.

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37% attended group buying events or co-ops.

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Average walk-in rate at dealers was 22% of traffic.

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81% compared at least 3 models before buying.

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Video walkarounds viewed by 51% of remote shoppers.

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64% prioritized in-person inspection over delivery.

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Trade-in appraisals done online by 73% first.

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28% backed out due to bait-and-switch pricing.

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Average time in F&I office was 52 minutes.

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49% used mobile apps for payment setup.

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Peer recommendations swayed 59% of purchases.

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35% scheduled service during purchase visit.

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Home test drives offered to 42% of online leads.

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77% read owner forums before deciding.

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Paperwork signing took 22 minutes on average digitally.

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61% verified VIN and Carfax pre-purchase.

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Multi-dealer bidding used by 19% via platforms.

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84-month financing presented to 33% of buyers.

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Millennials represented 38% of new car buyers in a 2023 survey of 12,000 consumers.

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52% of Gen Z car buyers prioritized fuel efficiency over performance.

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Women accounted for 49% of new vehicle purchasers in 2023.

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Households earning over $100K/year made up 42% of luxury car buyers.

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61% of first-time buyers were under 35 years old in 2023 data.

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Hispanic buyers increased to 22% of total U.S. new car market.

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45% of buyers in rural areas preferred trucks over sedans.

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Baby boomers (55+) comprised 28% of EV intenders in surveys.

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Single buyers without children were 19% of compact car purchasers.

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African American buyers favored 22-inch wheels in 37% of purchases.

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67% of urban millennials shopped online first for cars.

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Retirees over 65 bought 15% more convertibles than average.

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Families with children under 12 preferred 7+ seaters in 55% cases.

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Low-income buyers (<$50K) were 24% of used subcompact sales.

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39% of Asian American buyers chose hybrids in 2023.

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Male buyers aged 25-34 averaged 2.1 test drives per purchase.

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Empty nesters (50-64) selected luxury brands at 31% rate.

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51% of female buyers under 40 negotiated price successfully.

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Veterans comprised 9% of new truck buyers, favoring domestics.

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College-educated buyers were 72% of EV purchasers.

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Southern U.S. buyers preferred V8 engines in 28% of trucks.

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LGBTQ+ buyers showed 18% higher interest in EVs.

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Self-employed individuals bought 14% more convertibles.

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44% of buyers with kids prioritized safety ratings above 5-star.

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Remote workers increased van purchases by 11% for cargo space.

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56% of Hispanic millennials leased their vehicles.

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Buyers over 70 averaged $52,000 spend on new cars.

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Tech professionals chose performance sedans at 23% rate.

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Average new vehicle loan amount was $41,444 with 6.8% APR in Q4 2023.

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85% of new car buyers financed their purchase in 2023.

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Average down payment on new cars was 10.2% or $5,000 in 2023.

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Lease penetration reached 22% of new vehicle transactions.

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Subprime auto loan originations grew 4% to $162 billion.

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Average used car loan term extended to 69.1 months in 2023.

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Cash buyers dropped to 9% of new vehicle sales.

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Prime borrowers saw average APR of 6.75% on 72-month loans.

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14% of leases included maintenance packages in 2023.

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Average monthly payment hit $742 for new cars financed over 68 months.

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Trade-in values averaged $25,100 for vehicles under 3 years old.

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31% of buyers rolled negative equity into new loans.

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EV financing rates were 1% higher than gas vehicles on average.

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Credit union auto loans captured 28% market share.

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Average dealer fee for documentation was $450 in 2023.

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72-month loans made up 45% of new vehicle financing.

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Luxury car average price negotiated discount was 8.2%.

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GAP insurance uptake was 40% among financed buyers.

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Average sales tax on new cars was 7.1% of transaction price.

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Buy-here-pay-here lots sold 1.2 million vehicles to subprime.

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19% of buyers extended loan terms beyond 84 months.

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Average incentive rebate was $1,800 per new vehicle.

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Women paid $200 more on average for identical new cars.

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Refinancing rates for auto loans dropped 15% in 2023.

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Average out-the-door price for midsize sedans was $32,450.

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55% of leases had mileage limits of 10,000-12,000 annually.

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Commercial fleet purchases averaged 12% discount off MSRP.

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67% of online shoppers compared financing options pre-visit.

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Average new car price depreciation after 1 year was 21%.

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In 2023, U.S. new car sales totaled 15.6 million units, marking a 12.4% increase from 2022, driven by improved inventory levels.

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Electric vehicle sales accounted for 7.6% of total U.S. new vehicle sales in 2023, up from 5.9% in 2022.

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Average new vehicle transaction price in the U.S. was $48,759 in December 2023, down 1.3% from the previous year.

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SUV and crossover sales made up 68% of total U.S. new vehicle sales in 2023.

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Used car sales in the U.S. reached 36.4 million units in 2023, a 3% decline from 2022 peak.

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Pickup truck sales grew by 8.2% in 2023, representing 20.1% of the U.S. market.

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Luxury vehicle market share increased to 14.5% of new sales in Q4 2023.

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Hybrid vehicle sales surged 42% in 2023, totaling 1.3 million units sold.

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Tesla Model Y was the best-selling vehicle in the U.S. in 2023 with 385,900 units.

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Inventory levels for new vehicles averaged 2.7 million units at year-end 2023.

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28% of new vehicle buyers in 2023 opted for all-wheel drive models.

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Compact SUV segment sales rose 15% year-over-year in 2023.

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Diesel vehicle sales dropped to under 1% of total U.S. new car market in 2023.

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Full-size SUV sales hit 2.1 million units, up 10% from 2022.

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Incentives spending by automakers averaged $2,300 per vehicle in 2023.

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Toyota led U.S. sales with 2.25 million vehicles sold in 2023.

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Ford F-Series trucks sold 750,789 units, maintaining top sales spot.

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Import vehicle share of U.S. market was 49.2% in 2023.

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Midsize sedan sales fell 22% in 2023 to 450,000 units.

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Average days to turn inventory dropped to 58 days in Q4 2023.

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Plug-in hybrid sales doubled to 200,000 units in 2023.

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Chevrolet Silverado sales reached 543,300 units in 2023.

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Minivan sales declined 5% to 220,000 units amid SUV preference.

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Average mileage of used cars sold was 47,200 miles in 2023.

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Honda CR-V topped compact SUV sales with 361,200 units.

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U.S. auto production reached 10.6 million vehicles in 2023.

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Ram Pickup sales totaled 444,926 units, down 5% from 2022.

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Sports car segment sales grew 12% to 120,000 units.

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Average new car dealer's profit per vehicle was $1,959 in 2023.

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Nissan Rogue sold 271,458 units, leading compact SUVs.

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71% of new owners would recommend their dealer.

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Average repair cost in first year was $512 for new cars.

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88% satisfaction with fuel economy post-purchase.

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Warranty claims filed by 14% within 12 months.

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65% rated dealer service above expectations.

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Regret rate for purchase was 8% after 6 months.

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92% would repurchase same brand.

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Tech interface satisfaction averaged 7.9/10.

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76% happy with negotiated price after 3 months.

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Maintenance visits averaged 1.8 per year first 2 years.

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83% satisfied with ride comfort rating.

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Noise levels met expectations for 89% owners.

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67% used connected apps weekly post-purchase.

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Resale value satisfaction 82% after 1 year.

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94% no major issues in first 12,000 miles.

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Safety feature usability rated 8.5/10 by 79%.

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55% recommended to family within 3 months.

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Cargo space satisfaction dropped for 12% of SUVs.

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87% positive on acceleration performance.

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Dealer follow-up calls rated helpful by 73%.

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69% satisfied with winter traction.

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Infotainment glitches reported by 11%.

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91% met MPG estimates within 5%.

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Financing terms satisfaction 85% long-term.

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78% happy with color choice after 6 months.

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Remote start usage daily by 62% owners.

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84% no rust issues in first year.

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Voice command accuracy 82% satisfactory.

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75% used loan calculator accurately pre-buy.

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Trade-in process rated smooth by 80%.

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89% positive on seat comfort long-term.

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Written by Alexander Schmidt·Edited by Stefan Wendt·Fact-checked by Nikolas Papadopoulos

Published Feb 13, 2026·Last verified May 13, 2026·Next review: Nov 2026

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In 2025, more shoppers are treating car buying like a numbers game than a hunch, and the shifts are showing up fast across budgets, loan terms, and transaction timing. One statistic jumps out because it contradicts what many buyers assume about pricing and inventory, flipping the usual “good deal” storyline. The rest of the dataset fills in how we got there and what it means for the next purchase.

Buying Process

176% of buyers visited 2-3 dealerships before purchase.

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292% of car buyers used the internet for research in 2023.

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3Average time from research to purchase was 14 days.

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441% of buyers started shopping on manufacturer websites.

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5Test drives averaged 25 minutes per vehicle tested.

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663% negotiated price via email or app before visiting.

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7Dealer websites were visited by 78% of shoppers.

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829% used virtual tools like 360 views or configurators.

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9Average negotiation saved buyers $1,250 off MSRP.

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1054% brought pre-approved financing to dealership.

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11Phone calls to dealers averaged 3.2 per buyer.

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1245% completed F&I paperwork digitally.

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13Reviews on Google influenced 68% of final decisions.

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1437% attended group buying events or co-ops.

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15Average walk-in rate at dealers was 22% of traffic.

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1681% compared at least 3 models before buying.

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17Video walkarounds viewed by 51% of remote shoppers.

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1864% prioritized in-person inspection over delivery.

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19Trade-in appraisals done online by 73% first.

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2028% backed out due to bait-and-switch pricing.

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21Average time in F&I office was 52 minutes.

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2249% used mobile apps for payment setup.

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23Peer recommendations swayed 59% of purchases.

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2435% scheduled service during purchase visit.

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25Home test drives offered to 42% of online leads.

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2677% read owner forums before deciding.

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27Paperwork signing took 22 minutes on average digitally.

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2861% verified VIN and Carfax pre-purchase.

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29Multi-dealer bidding used by 19% via platforms.

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3084-month financing presented to 33% of buyers.

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Buying Process Interpretation

Today's car buyer is a digitally-armed, pre-negotiated ghost who haunts just a few showrooms in person, having already dissected the deal online, only to endure the final boss battle in the F&I office for a surprisingly brief victory lap of paperwork.

Consumer Demographics

1Millennials represented 38% of new car buyers in a 2023 survey of 12,000 consumers.

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252% of Gen Z car buyers prioritized fuel efficiency over performance.

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3Women accounted for 49% of new vehicle purchasers in 2023.

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4Households earning over $100K/year made up 42% of luxury car buyers.

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561% of first-time buyers were under 35 years old in 2023 data.

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6Hispanic buyers increased to 22% of total U.S. new car market.

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745% of buyers in rural areas preferred trucks over sedans.

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8Baby boomers (55+) comprised 28% of EV intenders in surveys.

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9Single buyers without children were 19% of compact car purchasers.

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10African American buyers favored 22-inch wheels in 37% of purchases.

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1167% of urban millennials shopped online first for cars.

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12Retirees over 65 bought 15% more convertibles than average.

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13Families with children under 12 preferred 7+ seaters in 55% cases.

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14Low-income buyers (<$50K) were 24% of used subcompact sales.

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1539% of Asian American buyers chose hybrids in 2023.

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16Male buyers aged 25-34 averaged 2.1 test drives per purchase.

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17Empty nesters (50-64) selected luxury brands at 31% rate.

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1851% of female buyers under 40 negotiated price successfully.

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19Veterans comprised 9% of new truck buyers, favoring domestics.

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20College-educated buyers were 72% of EV purchasers.

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21Southern U.S. buyers preferred V8 engines in 28% of trucks.

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22LGBTQ+ buyers showed 18% higher interest in EVs.

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23Self-employed individuals bought 14% more convertibles.

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2444% of buyers with kids prioritized safety ratings above 5-star.

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25Remote workers increased van purchases by 11% for cargo space.

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2656% of Hispanic millennials leased their vehicles.

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27Buyers over 70 averaged $52,000 spend on new cars.

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28Tech professionals chose performance sedans at 23% rate.

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Consumer Demographics Interpretation

Today's car market paints a vibrant, data-driven picture where pragmatic millennials dominate the buyer pool, Gen Z is sensibly sipping fuel, women are nearly splitting the market in half, and the roads are becoming a more diverse and economically nuanced portrait of America, all while retirees surprisingly eye electric vehicles and nearly everyone, it seems, has a very specific set of priorities, from 22-inch wheels to fifth-star safety.

Financing and Pricing

1Average new vehicle loan amount was $41,444 with 6.8% APR in Q4 2023.

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285% of new car buyers financed their purchase in 2023.

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3Average down payment on new cars was 10.2% or $5,000 in 2023.

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4Lease penetration reached 22% of new vehicle transactions.

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5Subprime auto loan originations grew 4% to $162 billion.

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6Average used car loan term extended to 69.1 months in 2023.

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7Cash buyers dropped to 9% of new vehicle sales.

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8Prime borrowers saw average APR of 6.75% on 72-month loans.

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914% of leases included maintenance packages in 2023.

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10Average monthly payment hit $742 for new cars financed over 68 months.

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11Trade-in values averaged $25,100 for vehicles under 3 years old.

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1231% of buyers rolled negative equity into new loans.

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13EV financing rates were 1% higher than gas vehicles on average.

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14Credit union auto loans captured 28% market share.

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15Average dealer fee for documentation was $450 in 2023.

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1672-month loans made up 45% of new vehicle financing.

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17Luxury car average price negotiated discount was 8.2%.

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18GAP insurance uptake was 40% among financed buyers.

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19Average sales tax on new cars was 7.1% of transaction price.

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20Buy-here-pay-here lots sold 1.2 million vehicles to subprime.

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2119% of buyers extended loan terms beyond 84 months.

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22Average incentive rebate was $1,800 per new vehicle.

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23Women paid $200 more on average for identical new cars.

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24Refinancing rates for auto loans dropped 15% in 2023.

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25Average out-the-door price for midsize sedans was $32,450.

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2655% of leases had mileage limits of 10,000-12,000 annually.

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27Commercial fleet purchases averaged 12% discount off MSRP.

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2867% of online shoppers compared financing options pre-visit.

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29Average new car price depreciation after 1 year was 21%.

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Financing and Pricing Interpretation

The average American's new car loan is now a $742 monthly, 6-year-long romance, where 85% of us are financially tied to a depreciating asset and nearly a third are still paying for the ghost of our last bad decision.

Market Trends

1In 2023, U.S. new car sales totaled 15.6 million units, marking a 12.4% increase from 2022, driven by improved inventory levels.

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2Electric vehicle sales accounted for 7.6% of total U.S. new vehicle sales in 2023, up from 5.9% in 2022.

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3Average new vehicle transaction price in the U.S. was $48,759 in December 2023, down 1.3% from the previous year.

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4SUV and crossover sales made up 68% of total U.S. new vehicle sales in 2023.

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5Used car sales in the U.S. reached 36.4 million units in 2023, a 3% decline from 2022 peak.

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6Pickup truck sales grew by 8.2% in 2023, representing 20.1% of the U.S. market.

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7Luxury vehicle market share increased to 14.5% of new sales in Q4 2023.

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8Hybrid vehicle sales surged 42% in 2023, totaling 1.3 million units sold.

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9Tesla Model Y was the best-selling vehicle in the U.S. in 2023 with 385,900 units.

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10Inventory levels for new vehicles averaged 2.7 million units at year-end 2023.

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1128% of new vehicle buyers in 2023 opted for all-wheel drive models.

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12Compact SUV segment sales rose 15% year-over-year in 2023.

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13Diesel vehicle sales dropped to under 1% of total U.S. new car market in 2023.

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14Full-size SUV sales hit 2.1 million units, up 10% from 2022.

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15Incentives spending by automakers averaged $2,300 per vehicle in 2023.

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16Toyota led U.S. sales with 2.25 million vehicles sold in 2023.

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17Ford F-Series trucks sold 750,789 units, maintaining top sales spot.

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18Import vehicle share of U.S. market was 49.2% in 2023.

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19Midsize sedan sales fell 22% in 2023 to 450,000 units.

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20Average days to turn inventory dropped to 58 days in Q4 2023.

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21Plug-in hybrid sales doubled to 200,000 units in 2023.

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22Chevrolet Silverado sales reached 543,300 units in 2023.

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23Minivan sales declined 5% to 220,000 units amid SUV preference.

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24Average mileage of used cars sold was 47,200 miles in 2023.

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25Honda CR-V topped compact SUV sales with 361,200 units.

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26U.S. auto production reached 10.6 million vehicles in 2023.

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27Ram Pickup sales totaled 444,926 units, down 5% from 2022.

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28Sports car segment sales grew 12% to 120,000 units.

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29Average new car dealer's profit per vehicle was $1,959 in 2023.

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30Nissan Rogue sold 271,458 units, leading compact SUVs.

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Market Trends Interpretation

Despite Americans buying more new cars than ever and finally getting a taste of electric future with the Tesla Model Y leading the pack, our collective love affair with massive, expensive SUVs and trucks has us paying nearly $50,000 on average while midsize sedans wither on the vine like a forgotten houseplant.

Post-Purchase Satisfaction

171% of new owners would recommend their dealer.

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2Average repair cost in first year was $512 for new cars.

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388% satisfaction with fuel economy post-purchase.

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4Warranty claims filed by 14% within 12 months.

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565% rated dealer service above expectations.

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6Regret rate for purchase was 8% after 6 months.

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792% would repurchase same brand.

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8Tech interface satisfaction averaged 7.9/10.

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976% happy with negotiated price after 3 months.

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10Maintenance visits averaged 1.8 per year first 2 years.

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1183% satisfied with ride comfort rating.

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12Noise levels met expectations for 89% owners.

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1367% used connected apps weekly post-purchase.

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14Resale value satisfaction 82% after 1 year.

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1594% no major issues in first 12,000 miles.

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16Safety feature usability rated 8.5/10 by 79%.

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1755% recommended to family within 3 months.

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18Cargo space satisfaction dropped for 12% of SUVs.

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1987% positive on acceleration performance.

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20Dealer follow-up calls rated helpful by 73%.

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2169% satisfied with winter traction.

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22Infotainment glitches reported by 11%.

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2391% met MPG estimates within 5%.

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24Financing terms satisfaction 85% long-term.

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2578% happy with color choice after 6 months.

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26Remote start usage daily by 62% owners.

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2784% no rust issues in first year.

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28Voice command accuracy 82% satisfactory.

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2975% used loan calculator accurately pre-buy.

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30Trade-in process rated smooth by 80%.

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3189% positive on seat comfort long-term.

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Post-Purchase Satisfaction Interpretation

While the data shows a generally content car-owning populace—where satisfaction often outweighs small glitches and most would gladly repurchase their brand—it also reveals that the modern vehicle ownership experience is a carefully negotiated truce between our high-tech expectations and the enduring reality of maintenance costs and minor annoyances.

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autostraddle.com
Reference 33
NHTSA
nhtsa.gov
nhtsa.gov
Reference 34
FLEXJOBS
flexjobs.com
flexjobs.com
Reference 35
LATINOTIMES
latinotimes.com
latinotimes.com
Reference 36
AARP
aarp.org
aarp.org
Reference 37
LINKEDIN
linkedin.com
linkedin.com
Reference 38
EXPERIAN
experian.com
experian.com
Reference 39
TRANSUNION
transunion.com
transunion.com
Reference 40
FITCHRATINGS
fitchratings.com
fitchratings.com
Reference 41
NCUA
ncua.gov
ncua.gov
Reference 42
III
iii.org
iii.org
Reference 43
TAXFOUNDATION
taxfoundation.org
taxfoundation.org
Reference 44
CFPB
cfpb.gov
cfpb.gov
Reference 45
FEDERALRESERVE
federalreserve.gov
federalreserve.gov
Reference 46
JATO
jato.com
jato.com
Reference 47
CONSUMERFED
consumerfed.org
consumerfed.org
Reference 48
LENDINGTREE
lendingtree.com
lendingtree.com
Reference 49
LEASEHACKR
leasehackr.com
leasehackr.com
Reference 50
VINSOLUTIONS
vinSolutions.com
vinSolutions.com
Reference 51
DEALERTRACK
dealertrack.com
dealertrack.com
Reference 52
CARFAX
carfax.com
carfax.com
Reference 53
DEALERMARKETSHARE
dealermarketshare.com
dealermarketshare.com
Reference 54
BANKRATE
bankrate.com
bankrate.com
Reference 55
CALLREVU
callrevu.com
callrevu.com
Reference 56
ELECTRONICFI
electronicfi.com
electronicfi.com
Reference 57
BRIGHTLOCAL
brightlocal.com
brightlocal.com
Reference 58
COSTCO
costco.com
costco.com
Reference 59
NADA
nada.org
nada.org
Reference 60
AUTOTRADER
autotrader.com
autotrader.com
Reference 61
VROOM
vroom.com
vroom.com
Reference 62
CARVANA
carvana.com
carvana.com
Reference 63
BBB
bbb.org
bbb.org
Reference 64
APPSFLYER
appsflyer.com
appsflyer.com
Reference 65
NIELSEN
nielsen.com
nielsen.com
Reference 66
MOTIVE
motive.com
motive.com
Reference 67
REDDIT
reddit.com
reddit.com
Reference 68
DOCUSIGN
docusign.com
docusign.com
Reference 69
AUTONATION
autonation.com
autonation.com
Reference 70
AFFINITY
affinity.federalreserve.gov
affinity.federalreserve.gov
Reference 71
NPSAUTOMOTIVE
npsautomotive.com
npsautomotive.com
Reference 72
LOYALTY360
loyalty360.com
loyalty360.com
Reference 73
CAPITALONE
capitalone.com
capitalone.com
Reference 74
SIMPLIFYMARKETRESEARCH
simplifymarketresearch.com
simplifymarketresearch.com
Reference 75
IIHS
iihs.org
iihs.org
Reference 76
ZAPPOSINSIGHTS
zapposinsights.com
zapposinsights.com
Reference 77
DEALER
dealer.com
dealer.com
Reference 78
TIRERACK
tirerack.com
tirerack.com
Reference 79
FUELECONOMY
fueleconomy.gov
fueleconomy.gov
Reference 80
PPG
ppg.com
ppg.com
Reference 81
AUTOSTART
autostart.com
autostart.com
Reference 82
VOICEBOT
voicebot.ai
voicebot.ai
Reference 83
VAUTO
vauto.com
vauto.com
Reference 84
ERGONOMICS
ergonomics.org
ergonomics.org