Home / Market Data / Hyundai Sonata / 2013 2013 Hyundai Sonata Market Data There are 336 2013 Hyundai Sonata listings in 41 states, at a national LocalIQ™ median asking price of $4,000. That is $100 more than a 2012 ($3,900). A 2014 asks $4,500, $500 more. Individual asking prices for the 2013 run from $2,000 to $10,121, so condition, miles and title swing a single car well away from the median. Of the large markets below, California has the most 2013 listings (39, median $4,500). Same model year, the median is lowest in Florida ($3,275) and highest in Virginia ($5,498).
LocalIQ™ median asking price Median asking price
$4,000
Median days to sell (sold listings) from 470 sold listings
9 days
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Check this car 2013 vs. neighbouring Sonata model years LocalIQ™ median asking price · listings, national Model year Median asking price Listings 2015 $5,500 621 2014 $4,500 223 2013 (this page) $4,000 336 2012 $3,900 165 2011 $3,800 179
2013 Hyundai Sonata in large state markets LocalIQ™ median asking price · listings, 2013 model year only State Median asking price Listings California $4,500 39 Texas $3,600 27 Florida $3,275 26 North Carolina $3,700 24 Arizona $4,875 20 Georgia $3,550 20 New York $4,998 14 South Carolina $4,500 12 Virginia $5,498 12 Connecticut $3,800 10
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Honda Civic · 2015–2019n=368 local / 3884 other states $9,000 $10,000
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