Are You Keeping An Old Car On The Road Because New Cars Are Too Expensive?
Rising new-vehicle prices and declining affordability are forcing many drivers to keep older cars on the road as the middle class is priced out of the market.
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Rising new-vehicle prices and declining affordability are forcing many drivers to keep older cars on the road as the middle class is priced out of the market.
One year after the elimination of electric vehicle tax credits, market analysts examine the distinct landscape of automotive winners and losers.
Used car prices in the US have fallen for three consecutive months as rising fuel costs drive a shift toward electric and fuel-efficient vehicles.
Electric vehicle prices are dropping as overall new car costs surpass the fifty thousand dollar threshold.
A tightening supply of new vehicles and shifting wholesale pricing are making affordable used cars increasingly scarce for consumers.