The 10 most popular used cars of 2013

A recent study of more than 30 million used car listings by Woburn-based auto search company iSeeCars.com revealed the 10 most popular used cars of 2013. The results are based on the highest number of cars that were sold and listed for sale.

The study also looked at where the cars were most and least expensive. iSeeCars found that Miami, New York City, and Buffalo offer the best deals while Memphis, St. Louis, and Seattle were the most expensive.

The study also calculated the difference in percent between the cheapest and most expensive cities. All of the vehicles saw double-digit differences, with the exception of the Ford F-150 (pictured).

In a press release, iSeeCars co-founder and CEO Phong Ly says the “variance in pricing across geographies may be due to local demand, dealer competition, and market conditions. This suggests consumers should shop around and not only compare similar cars within their own city but perhaps also consider nearby cities or even look in NY cities or Miami where the most deals are found.’’

BMW 3 Series

National Average Market Price: $25,039

Least expensive city: Miami-Ft. Lauderdale, Fla. (5.6 % below National Average Market Price)

Most expensive city: Detroit (4.8 % above National Average Market Price)

Percent difference between least and most expensive city: 10.4 %

Chevrolet Impala

National Average Market Price: $10,457

Least expensive city: Miami-Ft. Lauderdale, Fla. (6.2 % below National Average Market Price)

Most expensive city: St. Louis, Mo. (6.4 % above National Average Market Price)

Percent difference between least and most expensive city: 12.6 %

Chevy Silverado 1500

National Average Market Price: $18,928

Least expensive city: New York City (9.5 % below National Average Market Price)

Most expensive city: Charlotte, N.C. (4.1 % above National Average Market Price)

Percent difference between least and most expensive city: 13.6 %

Chevrolet Malibu

National Average Market Price: $15,673

Least expensive city: Miami-Ft. Lauderdale, Fla. (7.1 % below National Average Market Price)

Most expensive city: Memphis, Tenn. (4.7 % above National Average Market Price)

Percent difference between least and most expensive city: 11.8 %

Ford F-150

National Average Market Price: $21,483

Least expensive city: Detroit (3.5 % below National Average Market Price)

Most expensive city: Denver (4.4 % above National Average Market Price)

Percent difference between least and most expensive city: 7.9 %

The Ford F-150 saw the lowest difference between most and least expensive cities with a 7.9 percent difference.

Ford Escape

National Average Market Price: $19,137

Least expensive city: Miami-Ft. Lauderdale, Fla. (8.4 % below National Average Market Price)

Most expensive city: Indianapolis, Ind. (5 % above National Average Market Price)

Percent difference between least and most expensive city: 13.4 %

Honda Accord

National Average Market Price: $15,098

Least expensive city: Buffalo, N.Y. (8.4 % below National Average Market Price)

Most expensive city: Seattle-Tacoma, Wash. (6.2 % above National Average Market Price)

Percent difference between least and most expensive city: 14.6 %

With a 14.6 percent difference between the most expensive and cheapest city, the Honda Accord saw the greatest variance in price on the list.

Honda Civic

National Average Market Price: $13,920

Least expensive city: New York City (7.5 % below National Average Market Price)

Most expensive city: Seattle-Tacoma, Wash. (4.7 % above National Average Market Price)

Percent difference between least and most expensive city: 12.2 %

Nissan Altima

National Average Market Price: $15,760

Least expensive city: Miami-Ft. Lauderdale, Fla. (6.2 % below National Average Market Price)

Most expensive city: Memphis, Tenn. (6.7 % above National Average Market Price)

Percent difference between least and most expensive city: 12.9 %

Toyota Camry

National Average Market Price: $15,177

Least expensive city: Cleveland-Akron, Ohio (6.6 % below National Average Market Price)

Most expensive city: Memphis, Tenn. (4.3 % above National Average Market Price)

Percent difference between least and most expensive city: 10.9 %