If you’re in the market for a new car, you might have your eyes on some of the 2025 models. But if you’re willing to wait a few months, you could save a bundle.
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That’s because dealers have more inventory of certain models. The expected “market day supply” describes how long a car remains on the lot before it’s purchased. Dealers may be willing to offer incentives or make it easier for you to negotiate a lower price on these cars that aren’t selling as well.
According to CarEdge, here are five models that might be priced down soon, based on slow sales this fall.
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Nissan Z
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Market day supply: 350
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Average selling price: $55,049
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BMW 5 Series
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Market day supply: 305
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Average selling price: $65,687
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Jeep Grand Wagoneer
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Market day supply: 288
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Average selling price: $102,479
Fiat 500e
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Market day supply: 288
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Average selling price: $34,503
Audi Q8
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Market day supply: 270
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Average selling price: $85,131
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