Average Dealership Lot Lifepsan for Buick Encore: 17 Days

17 days…

According to a recent report from Edmunds.com, the average new car sits on the lot for two months before it joins a happy new family. This article, however, isn’t about those cars.

It’s about the all-new Buick Encore and the fact it’s average lifespan on a dealership’s lot is 17 days.

Yep, that’s how sought after the Encore is becoming and it’s popularity doesn’t seem to be slowing down anytime soon either.

The Encore, a luxury crossover, is currently among America’s top selling cars. Even more, considering some of the other models included Edmunds.com’s top 10 list, it’s not difficult to see the Encore is in good company.

These are the top ten fast selling cars in the United States.

Audi Q7

A large luxury SUV, the Q7 sets the tone for this list. The Q7 has the features buyers demand. It has a spacious interior, luxurious lines and a reliable motor.

Audi Q5

The Q5 is the smaller version of the Q7 that appears at number ten on this list.

Dealers move a Q5 in 17 days.

Subaru BRZ

The BRZ is the only sports car on this list. The emphasis is on sharp looks and low pricing. The MSRP is $25,500.

This Subaru stays on lots 16 days.

Mercedes-Benz GL-Class

Mercedes continues the trend of family-friendly luxury SUVs on the list with GL-Class. Consumers are drawn to the superb safety features of the Gl-Class.

It sells in 14 days.

Mercedes-Benz G-Class

Although an SUV in name, the G-Class breaks the trend toward fuel economy and family friendly design. The G-Class is a vehicle with a cult following that loves its military look and powerful motor.

G-Class SUVs hang around 14 days on the lot.

Subaru XV Crosstrek

The second crossover on the list, the Subaru XV Crosstrek draws buyers with its reliable safety record and low total cost over the lifetime of the vehicle.
It lasts 12 days on lots.

Land Rover Range Rover

The Range Rover features both off-road dependability and lots of luxury. It’s no surprise to see it as the top SUV on the list.
Dealers turn it in 12 days.

Audi S6

The sexier version of the Audi A6, the S6 Sedan is the only performance sedan on the list. It features lots of power and tight handling.

It sells in 11 days.

Nissan LEAF

The Nissan LEAF, one of the few fully electric vehicles on the market, tops the list. Demand for its smooth, quiet ride and 100-mile range drives consumers to buy them as fast as they appear on lots.

The LEAF lasts just 9 days.