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Used Vehicle Price Comparison Tables by Region

 


Used Vehicles in Northern US Regions

Popular Used Vehicles in Northern United States

This data represents typical used vehicles with approximately 65,000 miles in regions north of Virginia. Model years range from 2017-2020 with prices between $18,200 and $31,200.

Northeast Region

Make Model Year Mileage Average Price
Honda CR-V 2018 67,000 $20,800
Jeep Grand Cherokee 2018 66,000 $25,600
Subaru Outback 2019 64,000 $23,400
Toyota Camry 2019 65,500 $19,200
Toyota RAV4 2019 65,000 $22,500
Regional Average: $22,300

Midwest Region

Make Model Year Mileage Average Price
Chevrolet Equinox 2019 63,000 $18,900
Ford F-150 2018 68,000 $27,500
GMC Sierra 2018 66,000 $29,800
Honda Accord 2019 67,000 $21,200
Jeep Wrangler 2018 64,000 $28,500
Regional Average: $25,180

Northwest Region

Make Model Year Mileage Average Price
Honda Civic 2019 64,000 $18,200
Subaru Crosstrek 2019 65,000 $22,800
Subaru Forester 2019 63,000 $24,100
Toyota 4Runner 2017 68,000 $31,200
Toyota Tacoma 2018 66,000 $29,500
Regional Average: $25,160

New England Region

Make Model Year Mileage Average Price
Honda Pilot 2018 67,000 $26,400
Mazda CX-5 2019 64,000 $21,700
Nissan Rogue 2019 66,000 $18,600
Subaru Impreza 2020 62,000 $19,800
Toyota Highlander 2018 65,000 $28,300
Regional Average: $22,960

Most Popular Makes in Northern US

Make Number of Models
Chevrolet 1
Ford 1
GMC 1
Honda 4
Jeep 2
Mazda 1
Nissan 1
Subaru 4
Toyota 5

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