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Price cuts and increases in New Mexico in the Mountain states — last 30 days

Dealers cut the asking price on 338 vehicles and raised it on 101; the median cut was −2.8%, $383,363 in total cuts. Data as of Nov 11, 1:35 AM PST.

Advanced filters 3 activelocation, make, model, year, price, ZIP radius, grouping
338 / 101cuts / raisesWhat this means: Dealers cut prices about 3.3 times as often as they raised them.
−2.8%median cutWhat this means: Half of the cuts were smaller than 2.8%.
$383,363total dollars cutWhat this means: That is about $1,134 per cut on average.
+9.6%median raiseWhat this means: Half of the raises were smaller than 9.6%.

Most-cut models

  1. 1Subaru Forester 21 cuts
  2. 2Jeep Wrangler 15 cuts
  3. 3Ram 1500 14 cuts
  4. 4Ram 2500 14 cuts
  5. 5Subaru Outback 11 cuts

Most price changes by dealer

  1. 1Subaru of Santa Fe 74 changes (68 cuts) · see changes
  2. 2Larry H. Miller Chrysler Jeep Dodge Ram Albuquerque 66 changes (11 cuts) · see changes
  3. 3Larry H. Miller American Toyota Albuquerque 59 changes (59 cuts) · see changes
  4. 4Melloy Dodge Ram FIAT 55 changes (53 cuts) · see changes
  5. 5Larry H. Miller Casa Chrysler Jeep 53 changes (28 cuts) · see changes
Grouped

Price changes by city

CityCutsRaisesMedian changeTotal $ changeAvg days listed
Albuquerque, NM25494−2.0%+$129,9775
Santa Fe, NM686−1.8%−$62,9784
Las Cruces, NM130−2.4%−$11,2785
Los Lunas, NM11+5.6%+$7,3666
Farmington, NM10−8.2%−$7004
Gallup, NM10−1.0%−$5000
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Free to use with attribution (CC BY 4.0). Source: AutosXchange Intel Hub, autos-xchange.com/market, 2026-11-11. A price change is a change of at least $50 and 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, 2026-11-11. AutosXchange Intel Hub · Methodology