The cost of buying a new car in the US crossed another psychological threshold at the end of last year. New data from Kelley ...
New data from Edmunds, which tracks pricing, inventory, and car ownership costs, finds that new car payments just hit an all-time high.
Edmunds data shows new-car loan rates have been falling, but higher vehicle prices are pushing monthly payments higher.
New cars are expensive as hell — pretty much more costly than they have been at any point in history. That means monthly car payments are, to say the very least, elevated. New data from Experian shows ...
Prices for new cars in America have quietly jumped by roughly $6,400 compared with where they were just a year or two ago.
The average price Americans are paying for a new car has climbed to unprecedented levels. According to a Kelley Blue Book ...
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