Chicago Car Asking Prices: November 2026
Captured November 11, 2026. Listing data as of November 11, 2026.
These figures are frozen and are not updated.
OAV tracks more than 7 million new and used vehicles across more than 60,000 U.S. dealerships.
Dealer asking prices in Chicago, IL, November 2026
| Vehicle group | Listings | Average asking price | Lowest asking price | Highest asking price | Listing data as of |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| All vehicles | 27,557 | $41,912 | $1,500 | $199,999 | November 11, 2026 |
| Trucks | 1,165 | $40,624 | $3,408 | $106,541 | November 11, 2026 |
| SUVs | 11,018 | $41,325 | $1,500 | $190,470 | November 11, 2026 |
| EVs | 346 | $55,837 | $6,850 | $175,970 | November 11, 2026 |
| Sedans | 2,561 | $31,211 | $2,338 | $199,999 | November 11, 2026 |
Today's listings in Chicago
This report does not rate individual vehicles. OAV's live pages show today's listings and each vehicle's current rating.
National 4-week asking-price change
OAV compares each used vehicle's asking price with its own asking price four weeks earlier, for vehicles listed on both dates. These national figures cover used vehicles, including certified pre-owned. As of November 2, 2026.
| Vehicle group | Average 4-week asking-price change | Vehicles compared |
|---|---|---|
| All used vehicles compared | −2.7% | 1,678,463 |
| Truck | −2.4% | 320,896 |
| SUV | −2.9% | 906,845 |
| EV (battery-electric) | −2.5% | 37,485 |
| Car | −2.5% | 387,396 |
About these figures
Figures cover new and used vehicles listed for sale by dealers in Chicago, IL. Each figure is the one OAV's live Chicago page for that vehicle group showed on the capture date; for some large metros those pages include listings from surrounding communities.
Asking prices are the prices dealers list. Asking prices above $200,000 are left out of the average and the price range, not the listing count, as on the live pages.
These figures were frozen on the capture date and are not updated. Averages from different months describe different sets of vehicles, so they are not a measure of how prices changed.