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AutoDealersHub has 386 listings for used cars in Arizona from local dealers, model years 1997 to 2026. Asking prices run from $2,900 to $59,995 with a median of $12,990, across 373 listings that show a price. 13 more listings ask you to contact the dealer for a price. Half of asking prices fall between $7,900 and $17,900 (the middle half of 373 priced listings) as of Nov 12, 2026.
Updated Nov 12, 2026, 5:31 PM ET
Prices are the dealers' advertised prices. Taxes, title, registration and any dealer fees may be extra.
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Asking prices of the used cars in Arizona listed on AutoDealersHub, as of Nov 12, 2026.
Dealers' advertised asking prices; flagged placeholder and implausible prices are left out. How these figures are made
Arizona used car prices, November 2026
There are 386 listings for used cars in Arizona right now, from local dealers. Listings refresh from each dealer's inventory feed about every hour.
Asking prices run from $2,900 to $59,995 with a median of $12,990, across 373 listings that show a price. 13 more listings ask you to contact the dealer for a price. These are the asking prices of the used cars in Arizona listed on AutoDealersHub right now.
Model years range from 1997 to 2026.
The most-listed makes right now are Chevrolet (70), Ford (55) and Dodge (42).
Every listing comes from the selling dealer's own website inventory, read about every hour for dealerships that use DealersCloud and about once a day for independent dealers. AutoDealersHub does not sell cars: choosing View at dealer takes you to the dealer's listing, where you confirm availability and buy directly from the dealer.