Counted from St. Clair County dealership websites on the night of 22 October 2026, and rebuilt every night.
LotClock can see 671 used vehicles for sale at 9 St. Clair County dealerships. The typical asking price is $25,999. It has not watched enough of them leave yet to say how long they sit, so it does not.
| Type | For sale | Typical asking price | Days on lot |
|---|---|---|---|
| Pickups | 219 | $34,038middle half $26,457 to $43,869 | not enough yetmostly one dealership, so withheld |
| SUVs and crossovers | 348 | $23,295middle half $17,708 to $30,474 | not enough yetmostly one dealership, so withheld |
| Cars | 58 | $22,781middle half $13,971 to $35,850 | about 18 dayslikely 9 to 38 |
| Minivans | 25 | $22,884middle half $16,106 to $26,859 | not enough yettoo few seen leaving yet |
| Vans | 17 | $25,995middle half $19,948 to $29,583 | not enough yettoo few seen leaving yet |
| All used vehicles | 671 | $25,999middle half $19,585 to $35,900 | not enough yetmostly one dealership, so withheld |
Across all of southeastern Michigan, days on lot is about 30 days (likely 29 to 31).
Asking prices are what each dealership publishes on its own website tonight, including any fees it adds to the advertised price. They are asking prices, not what anyone paid.
Days on lot is the point by which half of the vehicles that arrived on these lots had come off the dealer's website. A car still for sale counts as "at least this long" rather than being left out, a car that moved to another dealership counts as still unsold, and a car that was already there when LotClock began its record is only counted from the day it was first seen. Where too few have been watched, the page says so instead of guessing.
Every number here comes from the archive, not from a person. What LotClock reads lists every county and what is still missing.
Run a lot in St. Clair County? The report on your own lot is free: every vehicle we can see on your site against comparable listings within 20 miles. The market view, for any car you are pricing or buying, is by request.
Shopping for a car? LotClock does not list cars for sale. YouBuyCars, a separate site, does: used cars around Metro Detroit from local sellers and dealers, each reviewed by a person before it goes live. Browse YouBuyCars.