TOLEDO, Ohio — The microchip shortage has impacted the auto industry around the globe, including in Toledo, and now some used vehicles cost more than their new counterparts.
According to a study from iSeeCars, a slightly used Kia Telluride is worth $3,564 more than it is brand new. The same goes for the GMC Sierra 1500 ($3,466 more) and Toyota Tacoma ($1,955).
The Mercedes-Benz G-Class and Toyota RAV4 are also on the list.
According to the study, the most valuable used vehicle in Toledo is the Dodge RAM 1500. A slightly used model costs 1.5 percent more than a new.