"Why used-car prices are rising so much"
I guess I'm just a poor negotiator because I couldn't get within three grand for the fair value of my 2007 car. Oh, well.
Auto experts say the run-up in used-car prices is abating, making this a good time to trade in a late-model used car (up to five years) for a 2012 vehicle.
"In terms of getting the best deal for a used car, right now is a good time," says Jeff Piol, pricing manager with Edmunds.
Jeff Bartlett, Consumer Reports' deputy editor for autos, agrees.
Who is getting 3.31% for a used car loan?
Posted by: Clay | September 24, 2012 at 04:22 PM
My credit union will loan for a used car less than 5 years old with less than 100K on it for 1.75% with good credit [I think than means a FICO score of 700+ but it could be lower].
Posted by: JorgXMckie | September 24, 2012 at 08:58 PM