November Opens With More Car Offers and a $16 300 Asking-Price Midpoint
The 1–7 November window brought 1 578 advertisements, with fewer offers below $10 000 and more at $25 000 or above than October’s matching dates.
Listing flow recovered from October
Georgia’s first completed November window contained 1 578 new passenger-car advertisements, against 1 436 on the same October dates. That is an increase of 9.9%. September’s corresponding count was 1 701, so November recovered part of the preceding decline.
The March–November comparison ranges from 1 298 advertisements in March to 1 981 in August. November sits between those endpoints. These are the same 1–7 dates in each month, which makes the opening of November comparable with earlier monthly openings.
Listing flow recovered from October
Georgia’s first completed November window contained 1 578 new passenger-car advertisements, against 1 436 on the same October dates. That is an increase of 9.9%. September’s corresponding count was 1 701, so November recovered part of the preceding decline.
The March–November comparison ranges from 1 298 advertisements in March to 1 981 in August. November sits between those endpoints. These are the same 1–7 dates in each month, which makes the opening of November comparable with earlier monthly openings.
Higher prices accompanied a different price mix
The median asking price rose from $14 500 to $16 300. The lower-priced end became smaller: 314 November offers were below $10 000, or 19.9%, against 371 and 25.8% in October.
At the upper end, 442 offers were at least $25 000, taking the share to 28.0% from 23.9%. The higher midpoint therefore arrived alongside a larger upper-price share and a smaller budget share.
Higher prices accompanied a different price mix
The median asking price rose from $14 500 to $16 300. The lower-priced end became smaller: 314 November offers were below $10 000, or 19.9%, against 371 and 25.8% in October.
At the upper end, 442 offers were at least $25 000, taking the share to 28.0% from 23.9%. The higher midpoint therefore arrived alongside a larger upper-price share and a smaller budget share.
A newer model-year midpoint and lower stated mileage
The median model year moved from 2020 to 2021, while median advertised mileage fell from 85 012 km to 77 850 km. November’s arrivals combined a higher price midpoint with a newer, lower-mileage profile.
The share awaiting customs clearance was 48.9%, close to October’s 49.0%. Clearance composition changed little beside the changes in price bands and vehicle profile.
The wider offer still centres on $14 500
On 9 November 2026, AutoBridge’s wider advertised offer contained 18 874 passenger-car advertisements. The median ask was $14 500, the median model year 2020, and median stated mileage 92 000 km. 53.0% awaited clearance.
The completed November window consequently sits above the wider offer’s price midpoint. Buyers opening the newest advertisements encounter a different mix from those searching across the full available offer.
Reading November’s opening
This issue compares the 1–7 calendar band from March through November 2026. Its figures describe asking prices and advertised vehicle characteristics, with a reading date of 9 November 2026.
The opening signal is a recovery in advertisement numbers with more weight at the expensive end. A buyer’s useful next comparison is within the same model, model year and clearance position, where mileage and the individual car’s history can be assessed together.
Calendar-equal 1–7 windows, March–November 2026. Asking prices; reading date 9 November 2026.
Methodology
AutoBridge advertised passenger cars and the public sources linked below.
Asking prices, advertised vehicle characteristics and the stated official reference period.
Reading date: 9 November 2026.