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Kia Sorento Hybrid Markup by State

Average dealer markup over MSRP on the Sorento Hybrid in every state, ranked cheapest first across 6,533 active listings. Updated daily.

Active listings
6,533
National avg markup
-$1,109
Cheapest state
Montana
% below MSRP
100%

Every state, cheapest first

RankStateListingsAvg markupMedian price% below MSRP
1Montana10-$1,605$47,317100%View →
2North Dakota26-$1,594$47,390100%View →
3Iowa81-$1,507$47,232100%View →
4Minnesota133-$1,480$47,232100%View →
5Nebraska18-$1,474$47,232100%View →
6Vermont9-$1,459$47,232100%View →
7South Dakota17-$1,450$44,105100%View →
8Idaho46-$1,422$43,922100%View →
9Alabama61-$1,412$42,305100%View →
10Indiana168-$1,402$47,232100%View →
11Oregon92-$1,394$43,930100%View →
12Alaska9-$1,392$43,435100%View →
13West Virginia32-$1,379$43,650100%View →
14Nevada86-$1,373$42,659100%View →
15Tennessee72-$1,344$47,056100%View →
16Delaware31-$1,327$47,037100%View →
17Arkansas15-$1,323$41,742100%View →
18South Carolina90-$1,305$42,018100%View →
19New Mexico65-$1,303$42,243100%View →
20Mississippi19-$1,294$41,846100%View →
21Wisconsin150-$1,268$47,167100%View →
22Kentucky64-$1,246$47,232100%View →
23Colorado166-$1,229$47,559100%View →
24Hawaii51-$1,227$41,613100%View →
25Utah141-$1,217$47,689100%View →
26Kansas60-$1,188$47,257100%View →
27Louisiana29-$1,183$41,672100%View →
28New York277-$1,182$43,749100%View →
29Michigan133-$1,174$44,165100%View →
30Washington209-$1,163$47,365100%View →
31Illinois246-$1,138$47,450100%View →
32North Carolina193-$1,087$47,232100%View →
33Missouri137-$1,082$44,460100%View →
34Arizona301-$1,074$43,724100%View →
35Pennsylvania355-$1,053$47,037100%View →
36Ohio252-$1,025$47,257100%View →
37Maine25-$1,023$47,627100%View →
38Virginia170-$1,022$47,492100%View →
39Rhode Island5-$1,020$47,492100%View →
40California1,111-$1,018$42,431100%View →
41Maryland93-$992$44,353100%View →
42Connecticut82-$969$44,191100%View →
43Georgia122-$956$44,207100%View →
44Florida427-$914$42,135100%View →
45Massachusetts143-$911$43,951100%View →
46New Jersey144-$910$43,749100%View →
47New Hampshire58-$891$43,025100%View →
48Oklahoma36-$877$40,958100%View →
49Texas270-$874$42,570100%View →

The short version

Dealer markup on the Sorento Hybrid varies a lot by state. Right now the cheapest state to buy is Montana, where the average listing runs -$1,605 versus MSRP — compared with a national average of -$1,109. States shown in green beat the national average.

Markup is the advertised price minus total MSRP (sticker plus dealer add-ons); negative means the car is advertised below sticker. Advertised prices may not include all dealer fees — always confirm the out-the-door price with the dealer. Updated daily from live dealer inventory.

See also: Sorento Hybrid market overview · cheapest Sorento Hybrid listings · dealer markups explained