Japanese cars from compact two-seat coupes to luxury sedans that were built with the philosophy of "durable - lightweight - high performance", but are currently neglected in the used car market.

As buying used becomes the "New Normal," used car prices are receiving more scrutiny than ever before. Although the year began with declines in the average used car price, the trend quickly shifted.

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After over two years of a demand freefall in the used car market, prices have suddenly increased, indicating a change. While the price increase isn't dramatic, it could hint at what consumers should ...

The average sales price of 3-year-old used vehicles surpassed the $30,000 mark in Q1 2025, narrowing the gap with new car prices to under $17K for the first time since 2022. Due to unexpected market ...

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Price data on 3-year-old used cars shows a market with numbers similar to a couple of years ago when inventory was a ...

Modern Japanese cars satisfy the full range of U.S. consumer demand, which includes everything from small, fuel-efficient hatchbacks to large, three-row luxury SUVs and ...

Stellantis Chairman John Elkann argued that EU regulations are killing affordability in one of its key markets. In fact, the majority of vehicles on the streets in Japan are not Accords, Civics, CR-Vs ...