New Hampshire Dealer Markups & New Car Prices
Live markup data from 17 New Hampshire dealers across 2,506 active listings. Updated daily.
The short version
New Hampshire dealers are charging an average markup of -$1,098 over sticker, which is slightly lower than the national average of -$301 (a 265% discount). Of 2,506 current listings, 95.3% are priced below total MSRP, the strongest signal of a negotiable deal.
Markup by model in New Hampshire
| Model | Listings | Avg markup (NH) | Avg markup (US) | Median price | % below MSRP | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Tacoma | 681 | -$1,535 | -$739 | $47,558 | 93% | View → |
| Tundra | 339 | -$2,741 | -$1,553 | $66,995 | 95.3% | View → |
| RAV4 | 244 | +$916 | +$346 | $42,164 | 95.9% | View → |
| Camry | 203 | -$1,522 | -$361 | $38,189 | 100% | View → |
| Corolla | 193 | -$753 | -$212 | $25,409 | 96.4% | View → |
| 4Runner | 145 | -$1,112 | -$279 | $57,914 | 96.6% | View → |
| Corolla Cross | 98 | -$569 | -$91 | $33,820 | 90.8% | View → |
| Grand Highlander Hybrid | 90 | -$356 | +$282 | $59,458 | 96.7% | View → |
| Sienna | 78 | -$52 | +$284 | $53,013 | 93.6% | View → |
| Highlander | 70 | -$527 | +$42 | $55,608 | 90% | View → |
| 4Runner Hybrid | 69 | -$1,229 | -$277 | $64,075 | 95.7% | View → |
| Land Cruiser | 66 | -$658 | +$9 | $71,950 | 95.5% | View → |
| Grand Highlander | 59 | -$990 | -$19 | $56,828 | 100% | View → |
| Sequoia | 33 | -$1,166 | -$357 | $85,488 | 97% | View → |
| RX | 17 | $0 | -$106 | $62,344 | 100% | View → |
| XT5 | 15 | $0 | +$193 | $61,240 | 100% | View → |
| TX | 15 | -$467 | -$334 | $67,948 | 100% | View → |
| Prius | 12 | -$278 | -$178 | $34,762 | 91.7% | View → |
| GR86 | 11 | -$201 | +$50 | $38,774 | 100% | View → |
| RX Hybrid | 10 | $0 | +$62 | $63,814 | 100% | View → |
| IS | 10 | $0 | +$50 | $55,253 | 100% | View → |
| RZ Electric | 7 | -$1,429 | -$797 | $54,624 | 100% | View → |
| GR Supra | 6 | $0 | +$585 | $65,705 | 100% | View → |
| NX | 5 | $0 | +$10 | $53,135 | 100% | View → |
How this is calculated
Markup is the difference between a vehicle's advertised selling price and its total sticker price — MSRP plus any dealer-installed options or add-ons printed on the window sticker. A negative markup means the vehicle is being sold below total sticker, which is the clearest indicator of a genuine discount. State averages are calculated across every active listing at dealers in New Hampshire and refreshed every 24 hours.
We only include models with at least five active listings in New Hampshire so averages are statistically meaningful. Markets with fewer listings can swing dramatically on a single pricing decision, so those are intentionally excluded from this report.
Related: state-by-state markup report · what a markup is · how to negotiate