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.

[arianluna]

Why is the range rover even here. It should be in the repair shop where it spends most of its time. Its as useful as a g-string in a snow storm .

[brokeboy]

The video's title should be Which Toyota or Honda product should you buy?

[kenroper]

Had a 21 Subaru Forester and had excellent luck with it. Just traded for a 25 Forester Touring and it is so nice, quiet, refined.
They definitely improved on the previous generation with the 25 model.

[redbone]

71 year old and drove american iron with the biggest V8 engine available all my driving life and loved every minute.

[davidsmith]

Range Rovers make great lawn ornaments..

[johnnywright]

worked towing cars 30 plus years Range rover loved them

[japojo]

Yes I was surprised by the inclusion of the range rover. Everyone I know who's had one won't own another one

[brooklyn]

In Brooklyn it cost $500 per hour to fix a Range Rover

[instdr]

I totally disagree with the Range Rover, expensive Junk!

[bobbylee]

I read that the Suburu Crosstrek is very popular the past few years.

[floydestelle]

I love the Rav4 hybred. Summer time 44-48 miles to a gallon with combo city/hwy. Winter in Wisconsin 35-39 miles to a gallon. Advertised as 41/39. Everything it said, very happy.

[Hard__Iron]

Range Rover?!?!?! Who would buy a RR unless you like throwing money out the window on service centers.

[nrich]

Anybody who buys a Range Rover needs to get their brains checked - lemon alert.

[PAIDFOR]

I still think it's BIzzare that people buy $50, 000 and consider them reasonable. Just to go to work, grocery store and maybe pick up kids from school. Absolutely CRAZY,

[nosretep]

I've been developing my hyper miling technique in my 24 Corolla Cross SE AWD hybrid. After 4 months I'm getting combined 85+ MPG 70% EV. Not bad for an AWD SUV.

[raymondreiff]

My wife really likes Her 2020 black edition Ridgeline getting 25 mpg + With a Naturally aspirated V6 and 9 speed ZF Transmission, Premium Gasoline only is used the secret for 26 mpg averages all the time.

[denniss]

At 80 ... I have NEVER owned a camry as it has always been a ho hum car ... owned many Foresters ... an outstanding car.

[nickloong]

The Range Rover are for those aiming for exclusivity, whereas Toyotas and Hondas are for those who wants reliability and practicality. Lol😅

[ronaldacebuche]

Range Rover? Something new I learn every day. I understand most of the top 10 are Toyotas with a little sprinkle of Hondas.

[dw.]

I was surprised that the Kia Sorento and Telluride didn’t make the list. I have a friend that had to wait 8 months for her 2022 Telluride, however, ours only took 1-1/2 months to get, special order, too! The day we picked it up, the dealer received a full truck load of Tellurides, and they were almost all sold at that time. 1-1/2 years, no problem. Very quiet, great ride and solid construction.