Run Detail

Approximate prices below are broad U.S. used-market averages for reasonably maintained vehicles, regardless of mileage, trim, or location. Several cars are partially blocked, so I’ve marked guesses clearly.

1. Honda Accord — approximately 2018–2022

   • Used price: about $18,000–$25,000; average roughly $21,000
   • Confidence: High
   • The rear design, taillights, and Honda badging are consistent with a 10th-generation Accord.

2. Honda CR-V — approximately 2017–2022

   • Used price: about $18,000–$27,000; average roughly $23,000
   • Confidence: High
   • The vertical rear taillights and crossover proportions are strongly characteristic of this-generation CR-V.

3. Toyota Camry — approximately 2018–2023

   • Used price: about $19,000–$28,000; average roughly $23,000
   • Confidence: Medium-high
   • The front grille and headlamp shape appear consistent with a late-model Camry, though the front is partly obscured.

4. Subaru Forester — approximately 2014–2018

   • Used price: about $11,000–$18,000; average roughly $14,000
   • Confidence: Medium-low; partly a guess
   • The boxy profile, tall rear, roof rails, and vertical rear-lamp appearance suggest a Forester. A Honda Pilot or another compact SUV is also possible.

5. Mazda CX-5 — approximately 2017–2022

   • Used price: about $17,000–$27,000; average roughly $22,000
   • Confidence: Medium
   • The gray crossover’s curved profile, rear-lamp shape, and wheel/cladding treatment resemble a second-generation CX-5. A Toyota RAV4 or Nissan Rogue is possible.

6. Nissan Altima — approximately 2016–2022

   • Used price: about $12,000–$21,000; average roughly $16,000
   • Confidence: Medium
   • The foreground black sedan on the right appears to have Nissan’s V-motion grille and Altima-like headlamps. It could potentially be a Nissan Maxima.

7. Toyota Prius — approximately 2016–2022

   • Used price: about $15,000–$24,000; average roughly $19,000
   • Confidence: Low; guessing from a partially visible vehicle
   • The dark green vehicle in the rear-right row appears to have a low hatchback/wagon profile consistent with a Prius, but too little is visible for a firm identification.

8. Possible Honda or Toyota sedan — approximately 2015–2022

   • Used price: about $12,000–$23,000; average roughly $17,000
   • Confidence: Low; identification is speculative
   • A mostly obscured sedan is visible behind the gray crossover on the right. Its make and model cannot be determined reliably.

9. Possible compact/midsize SUV — approximately 2014–2020

   • Used price: about $13,000–$23,000; average roughly $18,000
   • Confidence: Low; identification is speculative
   • One dark SUV is visible behind the white vehicle with the roof cargo box in the center-left row. The angle and obstruction prevent a dependable model identification.

10. Possible older sedan — approximately 2010–2018

    • Used price: about $6,000–$16,000; average roughly $10,000
    • Confidence: Low
    • A red/dark-colored sedan is only partially visible at the far left edge. There is not enough bodywork visible to identify its make or model.

11. Possible white sedan or crossover — approximately 2015–2023

    • Used price: about $14,000–$25,000; average roughly $19,000
    • Confidence: Low
    • Only a small portion is visible at the far-right background, so this is included as a vehicle count rather than a reliable identification.

The strongest identifications are the Honda Accord, Honda CR-V, Toyota Camry, likely Mazda CX-5, and likely Nissan Altima.