Look, we know: new cars are expensive. Last year, the average buyer paid more than $34,000 for a brand new ride, and with all the safety and infotainment upgrades available in today's showrooms, there's little indication that that figure will go down anytime soon. As if that weren't bad enough, trade-in prices are tumbling, too. There's a glut of... Think a $199 lease sounds like a bargain? Think again.
June 12, 2017 at 10:41 AM EDT
Look, we know: new cars are expensive. Last year, the average buyer paid more than $34,000 for a brand new ride, and with all the safety and infotainment upgrades available in today's showrooms, there's little indication that that figure will go down anytime soon. As if that weren't bad enough, trade-in prices are tumbling, too. There's a glut of...
Look, we know: new cars are expensive. Last year, the average buyer paid more than $34,000 for a brand new ride, and with all the safety and infotainment upgrades available in today's showrooms, there's little indication that that figure will go down anytime soon. As if that weren't bad enough, trade-in prices are tumbling, too. There's a glut of... 