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Home›Tech Advice›These Are the New Cars with the Biggest Markups

These Are the New Cars with the Biggest Markups

By Matthew Lynch
August 21, 2023
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Introduction:

The automotive industry is ever-changing, and with it, the prices of new cars experience constant fluctuations. With demand often growing faster than supply, some cars’ market value experiences significantly higher markups than others. In this article, we will explore and provide in-depth knowledge about the new cars with the biggest markups in recent times.

1. 2021 Chevrolet Corvette C8

The 2021 Corvette C8 offers impressive performance and cutting-edge technology at a relatively affordable price. Unfortunately, its demand far exceeds supply, resulting in substantial markups for those who can’t wait to get their hands on one. Some dealers require buyers to pay up to $20,000 – $30,000 extra for this American sports car.

2. Kia Telluride

Kia’s flagship SUV, the Telluride, has gained immense popularity since its introduction in 2019; however, not everyone can buy one due to its limited availability. In particular, top-of-the-line models have seen markups as high as $10,000, with customers scrambling to find one at MSRP.

3. Ford Bronco

Ford has resurrected the iconic Bronco after years of absence from the market. Demand for this off-roading machine has been exceptionally robust since its unveiling in late 2020. As a result, consumers have reported markups ranging from $5,000 to $15,000.

4. Land Rover Defender

The all-new Land Rover Defender is another highly sought-after vehicle with limited availability. Besides several production restrictions affecting various markets worldwide, Land Rover enthusiasts have faced exorbitant dealer markups up to $20,000.

5. Tesla Model Y

The Tesla Model Y is an electric crossover SUV that has taken the automotive industry by storm due to its innovative design and exceptional range capabilities. Although Teslas are generally exempt from the traditional dealership model, some buyers have been reporting inflated prices on used Model Y listings, attempting to capitalize on high demand and catch potential buyers off guard.

Conclusion:

Rising demand and limited supply can lead to significant markups on various vehicles. The cars listed above are just a few examples of new automobiles that have experienced astonishing price increases due to factors such as production constraints and consumer interest. Being aware of these markups can help shoppers make more informed decisions and potentially save them thousands of dollars when searching for their next vehicle.

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