He said: “The speed at which used cars sell is a key indicator of the underlying strength of the market.
“Since the New Year, we’ve tracked very robust levels of consumer demand, and whilst the average speed of sale has softened slightly on the record pace we saw in March, the market continues to carry some real momentum behind it.
“Cars are selling faster than last year, retail prices are stabilising, and importantly, with average sales up over six percent in April, more cars are also being sold.
“Recent green shoots in the economy point to very stable months ahead.”
The Volvo XC40 and Jaguar I-Pace were next with deals usually secured around 13 days after being put on the site.
The I-Pace was the only electric vehicle in the top 10 with owners appearing to still favour combustion engines.
Newer SEAT Leon diesel between one and three teasers old was next on the list, followed by the Citroen C4 which usually sold within 13.5 days.
The Mercedes-Benz GLB Class petrol models and GLA Class diesel SUV changed hands after 14 days.
Finally, the data showed the petrol-engined Ford Kuga rounded out the top 10 with models also taking 14 days to switch owners.
