10 Cars Flying Off the Lot! Here is why !!

Today, we're witnessing one of the most fascinating trends in the car market. On one hand, some car models are piling up on dealer lots with no buyers in sight. On the other hand, some cars are flying off the showroom floor in a matter of days. So, how do automakers keep track of which cars are hot and which are not? That's where the market day supply comes in. This handy metric tells us how many days it would take to sell out the current inventory of a car if production were to stop today. To understand this trend, we've dug into CarEdge data to reveal the top 10 vehicles with the lowest market day supplies right now. These are the models that are flying off the lot so to speak, and we're here to explore why buyers just can't get enough of them. Before we dive into the list, if you're new here, please subscribe to stay updated with all our latest insights. Lexus NX Starting off the list is Lexus' luxury compact crossover, the NX. Lexus unveiled the second generation of the NX for 2022 model year, and despite its look very similar to its predecessor, it was a completely new vehicle from tip to toe. It's no wonder buyers are eager to own this newly redesigned crossover from a carmaker renowned for its reliability. This is evident by Lexus only having a 33-day supply, with the average selling price being just over $49,000. The NX is offered in various configurations, allowing buyers a better chance to find the exact crossover for their needs. The lineup starts with the NX 250, sporting a 203-horsepower 2.5-liter 4-cylinder and expands all the way up to NX 450h Plus F-Sport, which has a 304-horsepower hybrid system and all the sporty encounterments that you expect from the F-Sport line. Overall, the NX is a comfortable crossover that provides luxury at a reasonable price, making it a popular choice. Number 9. Toyota RAV4 Moving to the number 9 spot is the NX's less classy cousin, the Toyota RAV4. With the same underpinnings as the NX, the RAV4 is an equally capable crossover, just perhaps with less leather. Toyota dealers hold a 32-day supply of the RAV4, which has an average selling price of $37,721. The RAV4 is the best-selling SUV in the country, and if it wasn't for the absurd number of units that Toyota holds, the market-day supply would dwindle significantly. According to CarEdge, there are 44,115 units sitting in showrooms, the largest inventory of any car on this list. But hey, that's what's needed when Toyota sells over 400,000 of these bad boys annually in the US alone. As with the NX, the RAV4 starts off with a 2.5-liter 4-cylinder making 203 horsepower and can be equipped with a 302-horsepower plug-in hybrid system with the RAV4 Prime. A benchmark for small SUVs for many years now, the RAV4 has become a default choice for many new car buyers. Toyota Corolla Cross In the 8th spot is yet another representative from the Japanese automaker Toyota, the Corolla Cross. The head honchos at Toyota took one look at their lineup and realized that they were clearly not selling enough SUVs, so they decided to add yet another one that was only a few inches smaller than the RAV4. They took the trusted Corolla name, slapped a cross on it to signify its utility, and bam, we got a new small crossover. I'm unsure how much adventure and utility you'll manage with its 2.0-liter 4-cylinder making 169 horsepower, but that's beside the point. While not reaching the heights of the RAV4, the Corolla Cross's 12,796 units maintain a 31-day market supply, with the average cross leaving the lot with a $31,880 price tag. At the end of the day, the Corolla Cross is simply a larger Corolla, and the regular Corolla is one of the best-selling vehicles on the road, so why wouldn't this be one? Honda Pilot Toyota's arch-rival finally makes it onto the list at number 7 with the Honda Pilot. Occupying a segment higher than the previous entries, the Pilot does battle in the highly competitive mid-sized SUV bracket. Starting with the 2023 model year, a brand new Pilot went on sale with a new body and many new features, but still equipped with a naturally aspirated 3.5-liter V6. It now has 285 horsepower though and linked to a new 10-speed automatic transmission and is good enough to tow up to 5,000 pounds. Honda also equipped all models with its latest Honda Sensing active safety features, making it a great value for many buyers. According to CarEdge, the Pilot has a 30-day market supply and an average selling price of $49,000. Toyota Highlander The Pilot's chief competition, the Toyota Highlander, takes the sixth spot. As with its competitor, the Highlander has been a popular choice in the Toyota lineup since 2000 and is consistently a top choice for anyone looking for a reliable and affordable mid-sized SUV. According to CarEdge, the Highlander maintains a 30-day supply with its 11,643 units, averaging a sale price of $48,358. Its most recent release brought a stylish redesign to both the exterior and interior, which now features a modernized dashboard with a large infotainment screen. Powering the Highlander is a 2.4-liter turbocharged four-cylinder making 265 horsepower. For those with a phobia of gas stations, a hybrid model is also available that's capable of 35 mpg on the highway. A strong choice in every iteration and generation, the Highlander continues to be popular with anyone needing space and utility. Before we move on to the next SUV, if you're getting any value from this video, please hit the like button. Land Rover Range Rover The fifth spot is the goal of any high-class soccer mom. The revamped Range Rover debuted for the 2023 model year and it's still early in the fifth generation. Dealers carry an average 29-day market-day supply in the US, which is basically an inventory of just over 1,600 Rovers in the country. The average sale price of these luxurious SUVs is $145,762, making it the most expensive vehicle on this list by far. This is an interesting addition to the list, as it's far from a mainstream vehicle. It seems that Land Rover does a good job at not overproducing the Range Rover and possibly enhancing the allure of having a relatively rare SUV. After all, it doesn't feel as special to walk into a dealership and see 30 models flooding the lot. The SUV continues to deliver a great fit and finish on the interior, with plenty of premium materials and a cushy riding experience. Even with their impressive luxury and high-end materials, Range Rovers are still far from the most reliable vehicles on the road. But if you're a wealthy owner, you probably have a few other cars to drive while this one is in the shop. Toyota Sienna The Toyota Sienna minivan takes the fourth spot. The sole minivan on our list, the Sienna is a compelling choice for anyone who needs to haul around their family. Minivans might not exactly be a segment that flies off the lot, but Toyota only has a 26-day market supply, with slightly less than 5,000 units selling for an average of $51,141. Since 2021, the Sienna has been exclusively offered as a hybrid. Its 2.5-liter four-cylinder engine generates 245 horsepower with the help of a pair of electric motors. Aside from the Chrysler Pacifica Hybrid, which is a plug-in hybrid, the Sienna is the sole hybrid minivan offered, making its 36 MPG ratings on both highways and in the city a wonderful selling point for potential buyers. The Sienna's spacious interior, modern infotainment system, comfortable second-row captain's chairs, and renowned Toyota reliability make it a great choice for growing families. Honda HR-V Taking the bronze medal in this list is the Honda HR-V. As with the Corolla Cross mentioned earlier, the HR-V is an upsized Honda Civic that offers a slightly smaller package for the brand's more established midsize SUV, the Honda CR-V. According to CarEdge, its 9,515 units amount to a 23-day market supply. The HR-V is the cheapest model on this list, with an average sale price of $28,898. Powering the HR-V is a 2.0-liter four-cylinder making 158 horsepower that was thrown into the engine bay from the base Civic. The interior also shares many features with the Civic, but bigger, which is good because the Civic is obviously a popular car. The HR-V is a more than competent car that provides a little more driving height for those who want it at an affordable price. Honda CR-V In second place comes the Honda CR-V. Introduced in 1995, the Honda CR-V is considered by many to be the first compact crossover SUV, helping start the trend of every automaker churning out countless crossovers in their lineups. With six generations under its belt, it's no surprise that the CR-V is a consistent choice for many buyers looking for a new SUV. As the second best-selling SUV in the U.S., falling behind its arch-nemesis the Toyota RAV4, Honda maintains just a 20-day supply for the CR-V, with 17,677 units waiting to be sold at an average cost of $37,286. The CR-V is offered in a gasoline-only model with a 1.5-liter turbocharged four-cylinder making 190 horsepower and a 2.0-liter four-cylinder hybrid making 204 horsepower and achieving a 43 mpg rating in the city and 36 mpg on the highway. Toyota Camry Finally in first place is a car that needs no introduction, the Toyota Camry. A car that no one can escape, the Camry has helped catapult Toyota into the juggernaut that it is today. It would be genuinely astounding to me if you or someone you know hasn't owned a Camry at one point in their lives. As the best-selling sedan in the country, the Camry maintains a 20-day supply with 8,410 cars and an average selling price of $32,242. This year, the Camry received a much-needed refresh after seven years. With sportier stylings, the Camry simplified its engine options down to two, both of which are hybrids. The forward-wheel-drive versions have a 2.5-liter four-cylinder combined with two electric motors to produce 225 horsepower, while the all-wheel-drive adds a third electric motor to bump up power to 232 horsepower. Anyone looking for a no-nonsense sedan will ultimately at least consider the Toyota Camry, making it a hot commodity in the automotive world. So, that's the list. Were you surprised by any of the inclusions? Were there some models that you thought for sure were going to make the list? Let us know down in the comments below. And while you're down there, don't forget to hit that like and subscribe button so we can bring you more of these interesting automotive lists!