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Pennsylvania used car prices, September 2026

AutoDealersHub has 62 listings for used cars in Pennsylvania from local dealers, model years 2000 to 2024. Asking prices run from $5,945 to $47,231 with a median of $10,965, across 61 listings that show a price. 1 more listing asks you to contact the dealer for a price.

Updated Sep 24, 2026, 8:17 AM ET

Listings
62
Median asking price
$10,965
$5,945$47,231
Median mileage
98,888 mi
Days listed
45
median
Price cut, last 7 days
11%
of listings

Asking prices by body style

  • SUVs

    25 listings

    $11,965$6,445$47,231
  • Sedans

    16 listings

    $9,945$5,945$21,965
  • Pickup trucks

    7 listings

    $19,965$16,965$27,875
  • Hatchbacks

    4 listings

    $10,455$8,965$15,965
  • Convertibles

    3 listings

    $12,945$11,965$21,965
  • Minivans

    2 listings

    from $5,965
  • Wagons

    2 listings

    from $5,965
  • Coupes

    1 listing

    from $5,965

Listings by asking price

Listings at or under each asking price, and their share of the listings that show a price.

  • Under $5,000

    0%0 listings

  • Under $10,000

    39%24 listings

  • Under $15,000

    64%39 listings

  • Under $20,000

    82%50 listings

  • Under $25,000

    92%56 listings

  • Under $30,000

    97%59 listings

  • Under $40,000

    97%59 listings

  • Under $50,000

    100%61 listings

Most-listed models

Asking prices by city in Pennsylvania

How these figures are made

These are the live asking prices of used vehicles that local dealers list on their own websites. AutoDealersHub re-reads every dealer’s inventory about every hour and rebuilds this report from it.

Listings with a placeholder price, such as a down payment or a request to call for the price, are left out of every price figure. A median, a price range or a share is published only when at least 3 listings with a price, from at least 2 different dealers, are in scope. Below that, only the listing count and the lowest asking price are shown.

Days listed counts whole days since the dealer first listed the vehicle. A price cut is a drop from one real asking price to a lower one in the last 7 days. Months follow US Eastern time; when a month ends, its report keeps its final figures at its own address.

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