What cars may fall in price sharply this fall: 6 reliable options

When choosing a reliable car, it is important to carefully analyze the market, study the level of supply and demand for different models. In recent years, prices for new and used vehicles have fluctuated only near high levels.

However, analysts emphasize that a significant drop in prices for some popular models is likely in the fall. Emil Sultanov, CEO of Long Term Car in San Diego, told us which cars would be a profitable investment.

Manufacturers are already delivering 2025 cars to dealerships, which means that they have to unload this year's models to make room. Dealers are actively lowering interest rates at the end of the year, so fall 2024 could be one of the best times to buy a car in recent years.

Toyota Camry

If you're looking for a reliable model, look no further than the best-selling sedan in the United States. The Toyota Camry is known for its durability and high resale value. The Camry often experiences price reductions as dealers seek to discontinue the current model year.

Honda Accord

The second-best-selling midsize sedan in the United States was named by Kelley Blue Book as the Honda Accord. Experts expect the car to be sold at a discount for the same reasons as the Camry. Prices for models tend to drop in the fall, as dealerships want to avoid carrying over unsold inventory to the next calendar year.

Chevrolet Malibu

Malibu is a quality Chevy sedan that is definitely worth paying attention to. The company is betting on electric cars, and a large production facility will be converted for the Chevy Volt. Discontinued cars that are doomed to become "yesterday's news" in the car market. "As Chevy continues to focus on its electric vehicle lineup, models like the Malibu are likely to see bigger discounts this fall," the expert said.

Ford Escape.

In 2025, the Escape will follow a similar path to the Malibu, so keep an eye out for discounts this fall. Ford's push toward electrification with models like the Mach-E could lead to lower prices for the gasoline Escape, making it a solid choice for those looking for a versatile compact SUV.

Mazda CX-5

In 2022, CarExpert reported that a semiconductor shortage forced Mazda to drop convenience features in some trims of the highly regarded CX-5. However, supply chains have since recovered, so Mazda's popular compact SUV is a great choice for those looking for a combination of reliability, performance, and style.

Subaru Forester

In 2022, Torque News reported that in October alone, Subaru Forester sales increased by 128% as supply chain improvements made full-time production possible again. Experts believe that Subaru Forester plants have been running at high speed for too long, and customers will benefit from this. Prices for the Forester may go down. In addition, the 2025 Forester offers an updated design.

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