The phrase "average transaction price" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to finance, sales, or market analysis to refer to the mean price at which transactions occur over a specific period.
Example: "The average transaction price for homes in the area has increased significantly over the past year."
Alternatives: "mean transaction cost" or "typical transaction price.".
The average transaction price for a new vehicle in the United States, including rebates and other incentives, reached $29,602 in April, according to TrueCar.com.
The average transaction price in September was $31,854, which represented a 5 percent increase from the same month a year ago, according to the auto Web site TrueCar.com.
Indeed, the average transaction price for the X1 falls below the $40,000 threshold, Urban said.
The average transaction price (156,005 €) is considerably lower than the appraisal value (195,214 €).
He sells stones of the greatest weight and highest quality and claims an average transaction price of $400,000.
GM's incentive spending, as a percentage of average transaction price, was about 9.8% in the third quarter, only slightly above the industry average.
Average transaction prices in July, according to Ford, included $27,648 for the XLT 4x4 (which starts at $35,170) and $32,365 for the Eddie Bauer 4x4 (which has a base price of $40,415).
In contrast, we argue that these programs are business stealing devices that tend to enhance competition, in the sense of generating lower average transaction prices and higher consumer surplus.
Average transaction prices are up $1,300, the company says, and the portion of models sold that are top of the line (where Sync is standard) is higher than expected.
"We expect the difference between the list price of new cars and the transaction price, which is the average price that's actually paid, to narrow significantly.
KBB explained that the residual value for a plug-in electric car is lower than the market 35.5% average due to the federal tax credit, which lowers the transaction price and pushes the residual value lower.
