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Study: Used cars cheaper in Norwalk, Stamford
Thehour.com The study, which involved over 56 million vehicles and 3 billion unique data points across vehicles of all makes and models nationwide, showed that used vehicles in Bridgeport and environs were on average $ 143 less than the Connecticut average … |
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Used car prices are falling for the first time since 2008 — here’s why – CNBC
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Used car prices are falling for the first time since 2008 — here's why
CNBC Used car prices look set to suffer their first meaningful decline since 2008. And the likely culprit is the strong number of new vehicle sales. According to "NADA Used Car Guide," used car prices will fall 5 to 6 percent this year. And while some may … |
Auction prices for used cars fall – Detroit Free Press
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Auction prices for used cars fall
Detroit Free Press Looking for a good deal on a used car? After years of increases, the market just might be shifting in the buyers' favor. Wholesale used car prices, which have risen steadily since bottoming out in the Great Recession, have fallen for three straight … |
Too many used cars? Lease them – Automotive News
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Too many used cars? Lease them
Automotive News To cope with an industrywide flood of 3.1 million off-lease vehicles returning to the market this year, some captives and other lenders are offering leases on used and certified preowned vehicles. The number of off-lease vehicles will be up almost 20 … |
Hot on the Lot: Leasing a Used Car – Wall Street Journal
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Hot on the Lot: Leasing a Used Car
Wall Street Journal Inventories of used cars in good condition are soaring in the U.S., and finance companies and dealers are scrambling to offer leases as a way to make payments affordable for people who don't qualify for cheap deals on new cars or those looking to save … |
Used Car Leasing Is On The Rise, But Is It A Smart Move? – Jalopnik
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Used Car Leasing Is On The Rise, But Is It A Smart Move?
Jalopnik With record new car sales in 2015, industry analysts are worried about an inflated pre-owned market with more trade-ins and cars coming in off lease. To help move inventory, companies like Toyota and Ally Financial are starting to offer lease programs … |