8:41 am, May 1, 2015
CITROEN’S Grand C4 Picasso is the best used-car to have on your forecourt. Or rather, it won’t stay on your forecourt for long…
According to new figures released today by Auto Trader, the cars takes just an average of 15 days to sell – that’s nearly a month and a half quicker than the industry average, which stands at 55 days.
Auto Trader, the UK’s largest digital marketplace for buying and selling new and used vehicles, released the list based on the fastest selling used-cars in March.
The data also reinforces the close correlation between pricing to market and speed of sale. On average, each of the top ten fastest-selling cars was 98.8 per cent aligned with Auto Trader’s recommended retail price, based on valuations data underpinned by actual retail prices.
The top ten fastest-selling cars in March are:
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Average days to |
Average price position |
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1 |
Citroen Grand C4 Picasso |
2014 Citroen Grand C4 Picasso MPV Diesel Manual |
15 |
100.3% |
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2 |
Ford C-Max |
2012 Ford C-Max MPV Diesel Automatic |
17 |
98.9% |
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3 |
Ford Focus |
2014 Ford Focus Estate Petrol Manual |
18 |
97.9% |
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4 |
Audi TT |
2012 Audi TT Coupe Petrol Manual |
20 |
99.1% |
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5 |
Nissan Qashqai |
2012 Nissan Qashqai Hatchback Petrol Automatic |
20 |
98.6% |
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6 |
Vauxhall GTC |
2014 Vauxhall GTC Coupe Diesel Manual |
21 |
94.7% |
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7 |
Vauxhall Mokka |
2014 Vauxhall Mokka Hatchback Diesel Automatic |
22 |
98.5% |
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8 |
Renault Grand Scenic |
2012 Renault Grand Scenic MPV Diesel Manual |
23 |
99.8% |
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9 |
Ford Mondeo |
2014 Ford Mondeo Hatchback Diesel Manual |
23 |
99.2% |
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10 |
Toyota Prius |
2012 Toyota Prius Hatchback Electric Hybrid Automatic |
24 |
100.7% |
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