AutosXchange Intel Hub · Latest price changes
Price cuts and increases in Tucson, AZ in the Mountain states — last 30 days
Dealers cut the asking price on 105 vehicles and raised it on 14; the median cut was −2.4%, $247,416 in total cuts. Data as of Nov 12, 4:35 AM PST.
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105 / 14cuts / raisesWhat this means: Dealers cut prices about 7.5 times as often as they raised them.
−2.4%median cutWhat this means: Half of the cuts were smaller than 2.4%.
$247,416total dollars cutWhat this means: That is about $2,356 per cut on average.
+6.0%median raiseWhat this means: Half of the raises were smaller than 6.0%.
Most-cut models
- 1Ram 3500 14 cuts
- 2Ram 1500 7 cuts
- 3Subaru Ascent 6 cuts
- 4Volvo XC60 6 cuts
- 5Volvo XC40 5 cuts
Most price changes by dealer
- 1Tucson Subaru 39 changes (38 cuts) · see changes
- 2Volvo Cars Tucson 35 changes (25 cuts) · see changes
- 3Larry H. Miller Dodge Ram Fiat Tucson 31 changes (31 cuts) · see changes
- 4Larry H. Miller Volkswagen Tucson 9 changes (9 cuts) · see changes
- 5Auto Haven LLC 3 changes (0 cuts) · see changes
Grouped
Price changes by region
| Region | Cuts | Raises | Median change | Total $ change | Avg days listed |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| West | 105 | 14 | −2.2% | −$217,374 | 6 |
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Free to use with attribution (CC BY 4.0). Source: AutosXchange Intel Hub, autos-xchange.com/market, 2026-11-12. A price change is any change, whatever its size, of at most 40% between two consecutive observed asking prices of the same listing. Asking prices, not sold prices.
Source: AutosXchange Intel Hub, autos-xchange.com/market, 2026-11-12. AutosXchange Intel Hub · Methodology