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New Vehicles (CPI)

Consumer-price index for new vehicles.

New Vehicles (CPI)
179
Index 1982-84=100 · latest, Jun 2026
vs prior month→ 0.0%
vs year ago▲ 0.5%
1953-54 Recession · Jul 1953 – May 19541957-58 Recession · Aug 1957 – Apr 19581960-61 Recession · Apr 1960 – Feb 19611969-70 Recession · Dec 1969 – Nov 19701973-75 Recession · Nov 1973 – Mar 19751980 Recession · Jan 1980 – Jul 19801981-82 Recession · Jul 1981 – Nov 19821990-91 Recession · Jul 1990 – Mar 19912001 Recession · Mar 2001 – Nov 2001Global Financial Crisis · Dec 2007 – Jun 2009COVID-19 Recession · Feb 2020 – Apr 202060801001201401601960197019801990200020102020179
New Vehicles (CPI) — one value per year; US recessions are shaded on the chart.
YearNew Vehicles (CPI)
195345
195446
195545
195648
195749
195852
195952
196051
196151
196251
196351
196451
196549
196649
196750
196851
196952
197056
197154
197254
197355
197461
197565
197669
197774
197879
197984
198091
198197
198298
1983101
1984104
1985107
1986113
1987115
1988118
1989121
1990123
1991128
1992131
1993135
1994139
1995142
1996145
1997143
1998143
1999143
2000143
2001143
2002140
2003137
2004138
2005138
2006136
2007136
2008132
2009139
2010139
2011143
2012145
2013146
2014147
2015147
2016148
2017147
2018147
2019147
2020150
2021168
2022178
2023179
2024178
2025179
2026179

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Source: FRED · CUSR0000SETA01 · series · Jan 1953 to Jun 2026 · latest-revised

Refreshed Jul 31, 2026 from FRED.

Consumer-price index for new vehicles.

Consumer price index for new vehicles, all urban consumers (1982-84 = 100).

Source: FRED · Jun 2026 · Full lesson → Learn

About the bands. Shaded spans are NBER-dated US recessions, drawn as factual overlays. They mark when the economy contracted, not why. Lining an event up with a move is not evidence it caused the move.