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Market update
Cox estimates July's average new-vehicle transaction price reached $49,855 while average incentive spending fell for a second month.
By MyFavi Team
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Financing
J.D. Power and GlobalData projected an $808 average new-car payment for July even as manufacturer incentives and estimated loan rates improved.
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Buyer trends
J.D. Power transaction data show more premium-vehicle owners chose mainstream SUVs in the first half of 2026 as price and feature gaps narrowed.
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Safety recall
A second-row seat-belt buckle anchor may not be properly attached to the body structure, reducing restraint performance in a crash. Dealers will inspect and secure the anchor as needed for free.
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Market update
Cox estimates 2.82 million new vehicles were available in June, but days of supply and selection varied widely by brand and price range.
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Market update
Cox's final seasonally adjusted Manheim index fell 1.4% from June in July while remaining 1.3% above a year earlier.
By MyFavi Team · 4 min read
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Buyer trends
Cox's Kelley Blue Book survey found hybrid consideration at 22% and SUV interest at record highs, while affordability and fuel economy gained importance.
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Market update
Cox estimates new-EV sales rose 14.7% from the first quarter but remained 20.5% below a year earlier, with wide differences by model and brand.
By MyFavi Team · 4 min read
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Financing
Dealertrack's credit index reached 105 as approvals improved and its average contract rate dipped, while very long terms remained at a record share.
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Current offers
Compare current manufacturer offers, then verify pricing, ZIP-code availability, and credit terms at the source.
2026 Tesla
#1 pick
0% APR for up to 72 months
Tesla’s lowest advertised Model Y rate with a minimum 5% down payment.
2026 Chevrolet
#4 pick
0% APR for 60 months
Plus no monthly payments for 90 days for qualified GM Financial buyers.
2026 Hyundai
#6 pick
0% APR for up to 60 months
Includes a 90-day deferred first payment for qualified buyers.
2026 Honda
#7 pick
0.99% APR for up to 60 months
Or compare a featured $329/month, 36-month AWD Touring lease.
2026 Cadillac
#8 pick
0.9% APR for 72 months
Eligible luxury-brand owners or lessees may also receive $2,000.
2026 Volkswagen
#10 pick
0.9% APR for 48 months
Or choose a $3,500 customer bonus instead of promotional financing.
2026 BMW
#12 pick
0.9% APR financing
Low promotional financing on an all-wheel-drive compact luxury SUV.
2026 GMC
#13 pick
2.9% APR for 72 months
Featured Truck Month financing with payments deferred until after Labor Day.
2026 Ford
#16 pick
Local APR, lease, and cash offers
Ford publishes current Maverick incentives after you enter your ZIP code.
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