Marketcheck’s weekly report for 11th October 2025 analyses key movements in the UK used car market. Track price changes, stock levels, and demand trends to understand how dealer activity and consumer behaviour are shaping the market this week.
Ford remains the UK’s top-selling used car brand in 2025, with one in ten used vehicles sold carrying the blue oval badge. Marketcheck data reveals Ford’s continued dominance in the second-hand car market, offering insights into the models driving demand among UK buyers.
Marketcheck presents the top 5 most expensive used car models sold in 2025. This analysis highlights premium vehicles in the UK used car market, offering insights into luxury demand, pricing trends and market behaviour that matter to automotive dealers, retailers and analysts tracking high-value sales.
Electric vehicles in the UK are hitting record low resale prices. Our latest analysis highlights trends in used EV sales, pricing patterns and what this means for dealers, retailers and analysts assessing the market for opportunities.
Used hybrid car listings have doubled in the UK year-on-year. See how demand is rising, prices are shifting, and what this means for dealers and analysts.
Used EV prices in the UK have stabilised in 2025, following months of volatility. Marketcheck’s latest data reveals what this means for retailers and analysts.
In January 2025, the UK’s used electric vehicle (EV) market reached record highs, with 48,786 available units and 16,227 sales, while average prices fell to £26,295.
In January 2025, the UK’s used electric vehicle (EV) market reached record highs, with 48,786 available units and 16,227 sales, while average prices fell to £26,295.
Marketcheck UK’s latest data reveals a significant 11.91% drop in used van sales following the Autumn Budget, indicating potential economic challenges for trades reliant on these vehicles.
Marketcheck’s latest analysis reveals a significant 23% decline in UK used car sales during November and December compared to September and October, contrasting with an 8.29% drop in the same period in 2023.