Tennessee used car prices, September 2026
AutoDealersHub has 547 listings for used cars in Tennessee from local dealers, model years 1997 to 2025. Asking prices run from $3,450 to $108,995 with a median of $16,702, across 531 listings that show a price. 16 more listings ask you to contact the dealer for a price.
Updated Sep 24, 2026, 8:17 AM ET
- Listings
- 547
- Median asking price
- $16,702
- Median mileage
- 103,015 mi
- Days listed
- 66
- Price cut, last 7 days
- 18%
Asking prices by body style
- SUVs$17,890
- Sedans$14,995
- Pickup trucks$20,223
- Convertibles$10,850
- Hatchbacks$11,995
- Minivans$13,995
- Vans$13,995
- Coupes$13,245
- Other vehiclesfrom $10,995
- Wagonsfrom $7,495
Listings by asking price
Listings at or under each asking price, and their share of the listings that show a price.
- Under $5,000
1%
- Under $10,000
17%
- Under $15,000
43%
- Under $20,000
74%
- Under $25,000
90%
- Under $30,000
97%
- Under $40,000
99%
- Under $50,000
over 99%
Most-listed models
- $16,088
- $19,995
- $21,850
- $16,880
- $19,995
- from $9,950
- from $8,850
- $16,948
- $26,500
- $15,995
Asking prices by city in Tennessee
- from $3,450
- from $4,695
- from $4,900
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.