New Car Market Data & Pricing Insights

Updated May 2026 | Based on 1,000 verified buyer transactions | Refreshed hourly

6.5%

Avg Discount Off MSRP

1,000

Verified Transactions

76

Models Tracked

44

States Covered

Most Negotiable New Cars

Models with the largest average discounts off MSRP from verified buyer transactions.

#ModelAvg DiscountAvg PriceDeals
1Jeep Grand Cherokee14% off$43,2464
2Mercedes-Benz GLC11.6% off$46,2893
3Ford Bronco9.8% off$50,3014
4RAM 25009.6% off$74,4216
5GMC Canyon8.6% off$41,0546
6Mercedes-Benz C-Class8.3% off$51,18725
7Chevrolet Silverado 15008.3% off$55,2418
8BMW X38% off$55,5777
9Mercedes-Benz GLA7.9% off$42,9753
10GMC Sierra 2500HD7.9% off$78,4139

Based on verified buyer transactions. Updated May 2026.

Pricing by State

Average discounts off MSRP by state from verified transactions.

Dealer Fee Analysis

Add-on and fee data from 3,086 verified transactions.

31.6%

Deals with Add-Ons

$1,199

Avg Add-On Cost

50-80%

Typical Dealer Margin

Add-OnAvg CostFound In
Window Tint$48968 deals
Accessories$1,40166 deals
Wheel Locks$20650 deals
Nitrogen$17637 deals
Appearance Protection - 3 Yr$72631 deals
Tint$43630 deals
Door Edge Guards$27030 deals
Etch$26629 deals
Dent Protection - 3 Yr$72327 deals
Other Fees$53224 deals

Lease Market Snapshot

Current money factors, residual values, and lease cash from manufacturer programs.

Zero-Down Lease Models

Ford Maverick

0

Volkswagen Taos

0

Volkswagen Jetta

0

Acura Integra

0

Lincoln Aviator

0

Lincoln Corsair

0

Ford Mache

0

Ford Bronco Sport

0

Ford Transit Vanwagon

0

Active Manufacturer Incentives

Current cash rebates, lease specials, and APR programs by brand.

About This Data

All data on this page is computed from verified buyer deal sheets — not dealer advertisements, manufacturer estimates, or anonymous surveys. Each transaction includes documentation of the actual selling price, fees, and terms.

Cite as: "According to CarWhere, based on 1,000 verified buyer transactions as of May 2026..."

Frequently Asked Questions

How much can you negotiate off MSRP on a new car?

Based on 1,000 verified buyer transactions tracked by CarWhere, the national average discount off MSRP is 6.5%. However, discounts vary significantly by model — the most negotiable vehicles see discounts of 14% or more, while high-demand models may sell at or above MSRP.

Which new cars have the biggest discounts right now?

As of May 2026, the models with the largest average discounts off MSRP are: Jeep Grand Cherokee (14%), Mercedes-Benz GLC (11.6%), Ford Bronco (9.8%), RAM 2500 (9.6%), GMC Canyon (8.6%). These discounts are based on verified buyer transaction data, not dealer advertisements.

What state has the best car prices?

States with the deepest average discounts: Nevada (10.9% off MSRP), Colorado (9.2% off MSRP), Ohio (7.8% off MSRP), Iowa (7.8% off MSRP), Utah (7.7% off MSRP). Regional dealer competition, inventory levels, and state tax policies all affect local pricing.

How often is CarWhere market data updated?

CarWhere market data is updated hourly. New verified buyer transactions are added daily. All statistics on this page are computed from real deal sheets submitted by verified buyers — not estimates, dealer ads, or algorithmic projections.

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