CarWhere Research · July 2026 edition

New Cars Sitting Longest on Charleston Lots

As of July 21, 2026, the slowest-moving new model tracked near Charleston, South Carolina is the Chevrolet Tahoe, averaging 90 days on market across 60 tracked listings. 6 models qualified for this ranking (at least 5 tracked listings each). Long lot time is negotiating leverage — dealers pay interest on aging inventory.

Data captured through July 21, 2026

By CarWhere Research · Market data & verified-buyer analysis

Advertised price / discount — what a dealer lists before any negotiation. CarWhere verified buyer-paid price — the negotiated price a real buyer actually paid, taken from purchase paperwork submitted to and reviewed by CarWhere. This study never mixes the two.

#ModelMedian advertised discountMean days on marketListings trackedDealersMean advertised priceData date
1Chevrolet Tahoe90 days607$77,892July 21, 2026
2Ford F-15077 days2568$58,163July 21, 2026
3Honda CR-V40 days662$39,743July 21, 2026
4Honda Accord36 days482$35,597July 21, 2026
5Toyota Tacoma27 days1552$49,020July 21, 2026
6Toyota RAV412 days822$42,261July 21, 2026

Each row is the freshest aggregate snapshot for that model within 50 miles of Charleston, SC (30-day window, minimum 5 tracked listings). Advertised figures only — no transaction prices, no individual listings stored.

Days on market is the cleanest free leverage signal in car buying: a model sitting 90 days has cost its dealer weeks of floorplan interest. Open below the advertised price on aging inventory and let the calendar argue for you.

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How CarWhere calculated this

Rankings are derived from CarWhere's aggregate market snapshots: statistics (counts, means, medians) distilled from live inventory searches run on CarWhere around Charleston's anchor ZIP codes, refreshed continuously. Only models with at least 5 tracked listings inside a 30-day window are ranked, the freshest snapshot per model wins, and every row shows its capture date. CarWhere stores only aggregates — never individual listings — and advertised figures are never mixed with verified buyer-paid prices. Read the full method on the CarWhere Index methodology page.

Suggested attribution: “Source: CarWhere market tracking, July 2026.”

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