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Price cuts in New Jersey — last 24 hours

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Dealers cut the asking price on 40 vehicles and raised it on 0; the median cut was −3.1%, $28,640 in total cuts. Data as of Nov 8, 6:05 PM PST.

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ShowPeriodStateCityRegionMakeModelYearZIPRadius miMin change $Min change %Price fromPrice toConditionSortGroup by

40 / 0cuts / raisesWhat this means: Every price change here was a cut.

−3.1%median cutWhat this means: Half of the cuts were smaller than 3.1%.

$28,640total dollars cutWhat this means: That is about $716 per cut on average.

—median raise

Most-cut models

1Ford F-150 2 cuts
2Honda CR-V 2 cuts
3Hyundai Kona 2 cuts
4Mercedes-Benz AMG 2 cuts
5Toyota Avalon 2 cuts

Most price changes by dealer

1OTOCITY 17 changes (17 cuts) · see changes
2CarPoint Auto Group 8 changes (8 cuts) · see changes
3Bridge Auto Group 2 changes (2 cuts) · see changes
4Franklin Sussex Hyundai 2 changes (2 cuts) · see changes
5Ramsey Alfa Romeo 2 changes (2 cuts) · see changes

Grouped

Price changes by year + model

Year	Cuts	Median change	Total $ change	Avg days listed
2026 Hyundai Kona	2	−6.2%	−$4,504	2
2000 Toyota Avalon	1	−3.4%	−$100	3
2005 Toyota Camry	1	−5.0%	−$100	3
2007 Lincoln MKX	1	−3.7%	−$100	3
2007 Nissan Armada	1	−2.3%	−$100	3
2008 Ford Edge	1	−5.4%	−$200	3
2009 Honda Accord	1	−12.5%	−$500	3
2011 Toyota Avalon	1	−5.7%	−$300	3
2014 Honda CR-V	1	−3.5%	−$477	2
2014 Nissan Rogue	1	−1.8%	−$100	3
2015 Ford F-250 Super Duty	1	−0.8%	−$200	3
2015 Mazda CX-5	1	−1.3%	−$100	3
2015 Mercedes-Benz S	1	−0.6%	−$250	3
2015 Volkswagen Tiguan	1	−1.7%	−$100	3
2016 Mazda Mazda CX-5	1	−6.8%	−$1,000	2
2017 Ford F-150	1	−13.3%	−$2,000	3
2017 Honda Civic	1	−3.5%	−$497	2
2017 Mitsubishi Outlander Sport	1	−13.8%	−$800	3
2018 Mazda CX-9	1	−3.2%	−$300	3
2018 Mercedes-Benz AMG	1	−2.3%	−$500	2
2018 Nissan Pathfinder	1	−5.3%	−$500	3
2019 Chevrolet Equinox	1	−2.6%	−$200	3
2019 Ford F-150	1	−1.8%	−$500	3
2019 Toyota Corolla	1	−2.9%	−$300	3
2020 Jeep Grand Cherokee	1	−2.9%	−$500	3
2020 Mercedes-Benz AMG	1	−0.6%	−$200	2
2020 Nissan Sentra	1	−1.0%	−$100	3
2021 BMW X5	1	−4.0%	−$1,500	2
2021 Subaru WRX	1	−1.6%	−$400	2
2022 Kia Stinger	1	−12.2%	−$6,000	2
2022 Toyota RAV4	1	−3.6%	−$1,000	2
2022 Volkswagen Tiguan	1	−1.3%	−$200	2
2023 BMW X3	1	−1.6%	−$500	3
2023 Genesis G70	1	−3.3%	−$1,000	2
2023 Kia K5	1	−2.2%	−$500	2
2024 BMW 3 Series	1	−2.6%	−$1,000	2
2024 Honda CR-V	1	−3.5%	−$1,012	2
2025 Nissan Altima	1	−2.9%	−$500	3
2026 Hyundai Santa Fe	1	−1.3%	−$500	3

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Free to use with attribution (CC BY 4.0). Source: AutosXchange Intel Hub, autos-xchange.com/market, 2026-11-09. 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, 2026-11-09. AutosXchange Intel Hub · Methodology