[WillyZ]

iSeeCars conducted a study of some 4.4 million new and used car sales between March and June of this year and found that the Trailblazer is the fastest selling new car on the market.

According to their research it takes 19.0 days to sell a new Trailblazer. Which is significantly lower than the 96.9 day average for new cars.

Top 12 Fastest-Selling New Vehicles - iSeeCars Study
Rank	Vehicle	Days to Sell (Avg.)
1	Chevrolet Trailblazer	19.0
2	Kia Telluride	25.7
3	Kia Seltos	31.3
4	Honda CR-V Hybrid	35.2
5	Hyundai Palisade	39.0
6	Mercedes-Benz GLB	40.5
7	Chevrolet Bolt EV	41.7
8	Toyota RAV4 Hybrid	42.5
9	Subaru Crosstrek	44.7
10	Lexus GX 460	46.1
11	Buick Encore GX	46.6
12	Subaru Forester	47.3
Average for All New Vehicles		96.9

 

[brownactive]

This is good news. Prob was selling so well in the beginning in terms of days t sell because there were so few avail, so the ones avail were gone quick, like mine was.

 

[brownactive]

Fastest-Selling New Car Right Now Is A Little Chevy SUV

A recent study shows which cars in the United States sell quicker than most based on the number of days their listings go off.

www.motor1.com

 

[brownactive]

Hot Tickets: The Fastest-Selling New Cars In The Pandemic Age Aren’t Cars

Here’s which new and used vehicles are spending the least amount of time on a dealer’s lot.

www.forbes.com

 

[Trail Blazed]

I would say that this sounds great, but if the number of units are not there to sell, that number can look pretty good. I frequently visit a Chevy dealer that asked about mine and they said they have only had one and it sold in a couple of days. I have only seen two on the road in three months. I did see one Buick GX yesterday. If in another six months it is still selling that fast then it is a good indicator of the vehicle. I do feel it will become A popular vehicle.

 

[brownactive]

I see the Buick time to time but only one TB on the road in our 2 months of ownership. Maybe people are storing them for 25 years down the road when they are worth 50k. ha ha

 

[JMHall]

I would say that this sounds great, but if the number of units are not there to sell, that number can look pretty good. I frequently visit a Chevy dealer that asked about mine and they said they have only had one and it sold in a couple of days. I have only seen two on the road in three months. I did see one Buick GX yesterday. If in another six months it is still selling that fast then it is a good indicator of the vehicle. I do feel it will become A popular vehicle.

That's true as well. It'd be interesting to compare these numbers to the volume of vehicles for sale in the US.

 

[WillyZ]

I would say that this sounds great, but if the number of units are not there to sell, that number can look pretty good. I frequently visit a Chevy dealer that asked about mine and they said they have only had one and it sold in a couple of days. I have only seen two on the road in three months. I did see one Buick GX yesterday. If in another six months it is still selling that fast then it is a good indicator of the vehicle. I do feel it will become A popular vehicle.

Yeah there have been issues with production at the plant in South Korea but I think it's still a good sign as dealers will get more inventory.

 

[brownactive]

I think they are a good vehicle that someone that will want 4x4 capability in the snow belt that don't want to pay Truck/Big SUV prices.

 

[JMHall]

I think they are a good vehicle that someone that will want 4x4 capability in the snow belt that don't want to pay Truck/Big SUV prices.

For sure, it's proof you don't need to drive a land yacht to get good all-wheel drive/4x4.