Used Car Prices To Drop By 25% S4 Ep2
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5 feb 2023 ·
16 min. 2 sec.
Used car prices are predicted to drop soon. So if you’ve been thinking about trading in your old clunker, now is the time to get top dollar. In this video,...
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Used car prices are predicted to drop soon. So if you’ve been thinking about trading in your old clunker, now is the time to get top dollar. In this video, we’ll explore why used car prices are set to decline and how you can take advantage. Supply chain issues from the pandemic have finally eased up, allowing automakers to ramp up new car production. This influx of shiny new models is already impacting used car values. As more drivers trade up to new vehicles, the market gets flooded with secondhand cars. Basic economics tells us that increased supply drives prices down. At the same time, economic headwinds like inflation and rising interest rates have made buying any car more expensive. With less disposable income, buyers are getting choosier and pickier. Dealers have to discount older models to attract hesitant shoppers. For those looking to upgrade, the next few months present a prime opportunity. By trading in your used car now, you can get the highest possible value before prices fall. Then you can apply that cash to a new car purchase before those prices drop as well. It’s a win-win situation for savvy car shoppers. The market fluctuates constantly, but experts predict the used car price slide to continue into 2023. So if your current ride is feeling a little outdated, start shopping around. Follow market trends and watch for the best time to make your move. With the right timing, you can maximize your trade-in value and get more car for your money.
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