This Is The Cheapest City To Buy A Used Car

If you’re in the market for a used car it might be worth taking a trip to Ohio.

Or just driving across Florida.

A new study from iSeeCars.com says you’ll find the lowest average prices in two Buckeye State cities.

While the nationwide average this year has been running at $34,227, the figure is $31,458 in the Cleveland-Akron metro area.

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Cincinnati is just behind at $31,622, followed by Norfolk-Portsmouth-Newport News, Va. ($31,901), Fresno-Visalia, Calif. ($31,912), and Orlando-Daytona Beach. Fla. ($31,971).

“While these cities have attractive overall used car pricing, buyers in these markets still need to look at specific models to confirm they can’t find a better deal somewhere else,” iSeeCars Executive Analyst Karl Brauer.

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“It’s easy to research car pricing, both locally and nationally, so there’s no reason not to look beyond your area to get a sense of how much prices vary for a given model.”

The bad end of the list was led by West Palm Beach-Ft. Pierce, Fla., at $37,632, which is $5,661 more than nearby Orlando-Daytona Beach.

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Denver, Colo. ($37,233), Austin, Tex. ($36,827), Seattle-Tacoma. Wa. ($36,593) and Salt Lake City, Utah. ($36,356) rounded out the bottom five.

The report was compiled using 6.5 million sales of one to five-year-old vehicles from January through August of 2023.