The 15 Most Overpriced New Cars on the Market Right Now

Like anyone who recently bought a new one car You may already know, it’s Not a great time To buy one. the market The supply chain issues that have plagued other industries have not escaped the pandemic unscathed; In this case, a shortage of microchips is the reason behind much of the production delay.

With low supply and high demand, it is not surprising that traders are raising prices on… They have new cars. What may be more surprising is how much. After crunching the numbers for 1.9 million new car listings, analysts at iSeeCars said determined The average price of a new vehicle is approximately 10 percent higher than the manufacturer’s suggested retail price (MSRP).

“In today’s market, consumers are willing to pay well above the sticker price for new cars because inventory is so scarce and because they know that new car prices are not expected to improve until 2023 at the earliest,” iSeeCars Executive Analyst Karl Brauer said. He explained.

But if you can’t afford to wait months for prices to fall to a more modest level than before Spring for a new set of wheelsyou can at least try to avoid high-priced models. iSeeCars has compiled a convenient list of the 15 best cars, starting with the Jeep Wrangler — which has an average price of 24.4 percent above its suggested retail price. New Jeeps in general may not be your best bet for an inexpensive vehicle. Two other vehicles are on the list, including a four-door Jeep Wrangler Unlimited and a Jeep Gladiator pickup.

A lot of luxury SUVs will cost you a pretty penny more than MSRP these days, too. Seven models made the list, from the stylish Porsche Macan in second place to the Genesis GV80 in last place.

Find out what other cars ranked in the top 15 below, and Check out the full study here.

1. Jeep Wrangler // 24.4 percent
2. Porsche Macan // 23.1 percent
3. Genesis GV70 // 22.4 percent
4. Lexus RX 450h // 21.9 percent
5. Ford Bronco // 21.6 percent
6. Jeep Wrangler Unlimited // 20 percent
7. Cadillac CT5 // 19.9 percent
8. Porsche Cayenne // 19.6 percent
9. Chevrolet Corvette // 19.5 percent
10. Mercedes-Benz GLP // 19 percent
11. Mini Hardtop 2 Door // 18.8 percent
11. Lexus RX 350L // 18.8 percent
12. Jeep Gladiator // 18.5 percent
13. Ford Maverick // 18.4 percent
14. Genesis GV80 // 18 percent

(free iSeeCars)