The demand for American cars remains strong worldwide, particularly for used vehicles, which are often sold through unofficial channels. In 2024, the U.S. exported $59.2 billion worth of used cars, positioning it as the 6th most exported product. However, much of this market operates in a grey area, often involving intermediaries or backdoor sales. While this creates lucrative opportunities, it also raises concerns about where these cars end up and the resulting environmental impacts, as they contribute to global pollution. Canada leads in importing U.S. cars, spending $15.5 billion in 2024.
The American car export market operates in a grey area, with sales often facilitated by middlemen through unofficial channels, creating opportunities and risks.
In 2024, the United States exported $59.2 billion worth of used cars, making it the 6th most exported product despite concerns over environmental impact.
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