Home / Market Data / Hyundai Sonata Hyundai Sonata Market Data CarFlipIQ is tracking 3,907 Hyundai Sonata listings in 49 states, at a national LocalIQ™ median asking price of $6,000 across all model years. Among recent model years the 2015 is the most listed, with 621 cars at $5,500. The median runs from $2,650 for the 2006 to $25,440 for the 2026. The biggest one-year step is 2019 to 2020: $4,300 more for the newer car.
LocalIQ™ median asking price Median asking price
$6,000
Median days to sell (sold listings) from 6,792 sold listings
14 days
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Check this car Hyundai Sonata asking prices by model year LocalIQ™ median asking price · listings, national. Model years with fewer than 10 listings are left out. Model year Median asking price Listings vs. year before 2026 Sonata $25,440 35 +$3,445 2025 Sonata $21,995 27 +$472 2024 Sonata $21,523 51 +$2,874 2023 Sonata $18,649 91 +$2,155 2022 Sonata $16,494 67 +$3,494 2021 Sonata $13,000 171 +$500 2020 Sonata $12,500 119 +$4,300 2019 Sonata $8,200 315 +$700 2018 Sonata $7,500 345 +$1,300 2017 Sonata $6,200 480 +$400 2016 Sonata $5,800 571 +$300 2015 Sonata $5,500 621 +$1,000 2014 Sonata $4,500 223 +$500 2013 Sonata $4,000 336 +$100 2012 Sonata $3,900 165 +$100 2011 Sonata $3,800 179 +$1,100 2010 Sonata $2,700 21 −$298 2009 Sonata $2,998 40 −$252 2008 Sonata $3,250 10 −$250 2007 Sonata $3,500 11 +$850 2006 Sonata $2,650 18 —
2015 Hyundai Sonata in its largest state markets The 2015 is the most-listed recent model year, so it is the fairest like-for-like read across states. Same model year in every row.
LocalIQ™ median asking price · listings, 2015 model year only State Median asking price Listings California $5,400 57 North Carolina $5,500 56 Florida $4,898 50 Texas $5,500 44 Arizona $5,950 42 South Carolina $5,800 31 Georgia $4,800 27 New Jersey $6,500 18 Nevada $6,000 18 New York $6,800 18
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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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