These Are the 10 Fastest-Selling New Cars in the U.S. Right Now
Americans are really into hybrids and large BMW SUVs these days, apparently.
New car inventory numbers have improved dramatically since the dark days of the coronavirus pandemic and its associated supply chain shortages. According to the latest iSeeCars.com study, the average new car now sits on a dealer lot for 44.4 days before going off to a new home. That means buyers can be pickier than a couple years ago — and dealers should (in theory) offer more incentives to move cars off the lot.
Certain cars, however, remain particularly popular — and are moving off dealer lots as much as four times more quickly than the average vehicle. These cars, many of them hybrids, require buyers to act fast to get them ... and you're not likely to pick one up at a discount.
Here are the 10 fastest-selling vehicles in America right now.
