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The biggest discounts on new cars based on 1,000 verified buyer transactions. Real prices, not dealer ads.
Top Deals by Discount — March 2026
Models with the biggest average discounts off MSRP, based on verified buyer transactions.
Volkswagen Tiguan
9 verified deals · avg $32,196
Jeep Grand Cherokee
4 verified deals · avg $43,246
Mercedes-Benz C300W
4 verified deals · avg $47,164
Mercedes-Benz C 300
3 verified deals · avg $46,569
RAM 2500
12 verified deals · avg $72,508
Mercedes-Benz Glc 300
3 verified deals · avg $48,185
BMW 2 Series
25 verified deals · avg $45,437
Ford Bronco
4 verified deals · avg $50,301
Chevrolet Colorado
5 verified deals · avg $45,367
GMC Canyon
5 verified deals · avg $41,540
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Car Deals FAQs
How are these deals verified?
Every deal on CarWhere is submitted by a verified buyer who recently purchased a vehicle. Submissions include the final selling price, MSRP, incentives, and all fees. We calculate discounts from actual transaction prices, not dealer advertisements.
How often is this page updated?
This page is refreshed hourly with the latest deal data. New buyer submissions are processed continuously, so the discount percentages and deal counts reflect recent market conditions.
Why do discounts vary so much by model?
Discounts depend on inventory levels, model popularity, and manufacturer incentives. Slow-selling models or those at the end of a production cycle typically have larger discounts, while high-demand or newly released models may sell at or near MSRP.
Should I only buy the car with the biggest discount?
Discount percentage is one factor, but not the only one. A 10% discount on a car you don't want isn't a deal — it's an expense. Use discount data to evaluate whether the price on a car you've already chosen is competitive.
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