• CarGurus’ 2026 mid-year market review flagged resilient demand at both price extremes as affordability pressures reshape U.S. auto shopping.
• Average new-vehicle list price reached USD 50,900 this spring, up 3.3% since December; inventory now skews above USD 50,000.
• Full-size SUVs turned 16% faster year-over-year, averaging 53 days versus 65 days; Cadillac Escalade and Toyota Sequoia cleared lots in under 30 days.
• Used-car demand shifted older: 7-plus-year models rose to 40% of sales from 32% in 2020; 60,000-150,000-mile vehicles gained 16%.
• Used hybrid sales rose nearly 34% year-to-date; average list prices hit a record USD 38,800, up about 11% this year.

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