Home / Market Data / Chevrolet 1500 / 2012 2012 Chevrolet 1500 Market Data There are 131 2012 Chevrolet 1500 listings in 38 states, at a national LocalIQ™ median asking price of $7,500. That is $0 more than a 2011 ($7,500). A 2013 asks $8,900, $1,400 more. Individual asking prices for the 2012 run from $2,000 to $18,500, so condition, miles and title swing a single car well away from the median. Of the large markets below, North Carolina has the most 2012 listings (12, median $8,250). Same model year, the median is lowest in North Carolina ($8,250) and highest in Arizona ($9,250).
LocalIQ™ median asking price Median asking price
$7,500
Median days to sell (sold listings) from 190 sold listings
14 days
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Check this car 2012 vs. neighbouring 1500 model years LocalIQ™ median asking price · listings, national Model year Median asking price Listings 2014 $11,500 255 2013 $8,900 128 2012 (this page) $7,500 131 2011 $7,500 151 2010 $7,500 96
2012 Chevrolet 1500 in large state markets LocalIQ™ median asking price · listings, 2012 model year only State Median asking price Listings North Carolina $8,250 12 Texas $9,000 11 Arizona $9,250 10
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$0 Shared asking-price scale · $15,000
CarFlipIQ · November 2, 2026 · trailing 90 days, listings marked sold (status may be a proxy). Same make, model and five-year band. Other-state samples exclude NC; mileage, condition and title remain unmatched. Asking prices, not verified sale prices or profit.
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