How to buy your first car: - Sechrist Financial

Tips for navigating an ‘unprecedented’ market, according to auto

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The average new car transaction is around $48,000, up 37% in the past five years, according to Edmunds data.
“Things are improving a bit for shoppers,” said Matt Degen, editor for Kelley Blue Book. “Prices have dipped a little bit for both new and used cars — but they’re still near historic highs.” Read more

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