Automaker Kia, usually seen as a brand for value shoppers, is now the auto brand selling at the highest average markup above manufacturers' sticker prices.

A report from Edmunds has tied the auto brand to higher prices as the U.S. deals with persistent inflation, parts shortages, and supply chain woes.

Honda and Hyundai have tied for second behind the South Korean car brand selling on average at around 4% above sticker price. Land Rover's average markup is nearly tied with those two as well.

Reasons for Kia's ranking could be connected to customers' views that the brand has long been seen as one of good value for the price.

Ivan Drury, an auto industry sales analyst with Edmunds.com, said, "You're getting a lot, still, for the money even if you're paying more now or more than for the competitor,"

Kia also has an extensive range of hybrid and fully-electric models for sale. As fuel prices climb, that is a big selling point for many in the market for a new car.