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Search Hawaii Cars is an independent index of every car advertised by every dealership we can reach across the Hawaiian Islands — 10,403 vehicles right now, 4,376 of them new and 6,029 used, from 80 dealerships. The average asking price is $36,205. Every dealer site is re-crawled twice a day. Inventory last updated October 18, 2026 at 5:10 PM HST.
It is an index, not a marketplace. We never take a fee, never broker a sale and never sit between you and the dealer: every result links straight to the dealership’s own listing page. Because dealer groups advertise the same car on several of their rooftop websites, listings are collapsed by VIN, so one vehicle shows one price and all the places selling it.
Buying across islands is normal here and usually worth pricing out. Young Brothers barge freight runs roughly $300–500 per car between islands, which is often less than the price difference on the same model. Oʻahu carries roughly three times the inventory of any neighbour island, so it is worth searching even from Maui, Kauaʻi or Hawaiʻi Island. Salt air is the other local factor: undercarriage rust is a real inspection item on older cars here in a way it is not on the mainland.
Kia 1,049 Toyota 1,019 Ford 1,004 Nissan 966 Chevrolet 887 Honda 885 Hyundai 884 Jeep 627 Volkswagen 452 Subaru 382 RAM 323 Mazda 196
Hawaiʻi car market: typical prices by island and model →
Prices shown are the dealer’s advertised asking price; they exclude tax, registration and dealer fees, and they are not offers.