Car prices in Saudi Arabia have seen a significant decline recently, driven by improved vehicle availability and a more competitive market landscape—providing a welcome relief for consumers nationwide.
According to recent data, the city of Arar recorded the sharpest decrease with an 8% drop in car prices. It was followed by Hofuf with 7.3%, and Dammam with 7%.
Najran came in fourth with a 6.2% decrease, followed by Riyadh at 5%, Taif at 4.8%, and Buraidah at 4.2%.
In Madinah, prices dropped by 2.8%, while Hail saw a marginal decrease of 0.8%, and Sakaka recorded the smallest dip at 0.4%.
The decline is attributed to several factors, including reduced global shipping costs, increased vehicle supply, and aggressive promotional campaigns by car dealerships.
Experts anticipate that this downward trend may continue in the coming months as supply chains stabilize and consumer options expand—creating more favorable buying conditions for both citizens and residents across the Kingdom.
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