UrCarMarkets
Start with a segment to see where volume and prices are moving, then drill into a make and its models. Every number comes from real dealer sales and auction results.
46,132 dealer sales across 119 models
6 segments
Segments at a glance
Monthly dealer sales and a price index for each segment. The index sets every generation's normal price at 100, so a rising line means cars are selling above their usual level.
| Segment | Median price | 90-day | Dealer sales | For sale | Sales per month | Price index |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Euro performance 8 makes · 41 of 106 models reported | $70,828 | -0.3% | 17,795 | 6,920 | ||
| JDM 10 makes · 16 of 49 models reported | $36,831 | +1.0% | 16,929 | 6,433 | ||
| Domestic 17 makes · 18 of 83 models reported | $50,197 | +1.2% | 7,727 | 2,148 | ||
| Luxury 11 makes · 19 of 81 models reported | $161,468 | +13.5% | 3,649 | 1,886 | ||
| Supercars 7 makes · 22 of 71 models reported | $634,900 | +28.2% | 32 | 29 | ||
| British classics 4 makes · 3 of 10 models reported | n/a | n/a | 0 | 0 |
Drill in
Pick a segment to see its makes, then a make to see its models.
Porsche, AMG, M and RS: the driver's cars that trade on spec, generation and track history.
JDM icons and modern Japanese and Korean performance, the fastest-rising corner of the market.
Muscle, pony cars, trucks and modern American performance, from restomods to new EVs.
Flagship saloons, coupes and SUVs from the luxury houses. Steep early depreciation, then a floor.
Mid-engine exotics and limited-run hypercars, where provenance and mileage set the price.
Roadsters and sports cars from the British marques, bought for the drive as much as the return.