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The used-car market is finally beginning to stabilize after an extended period of abnormally high resale values, which is great news for bargain-hunting consumers.

The car and truck market is about to get worse, and not just because of tariffs. New car sales bottomed out in 2022, the peak year of COVID-19-era shortages that hobbled assembly lines.

There’s a wide gap between the average used-car payment and the average new-car payment, but that’s in no small measure because new-car payments are so high.

Within a year, the average price of used cars and trucks for urban consumers has gone up by 40.5%. New vehicles have gone up 12.2% ...

Why used cars are getting so expensive Mark Kugman of Kugman Motors in St. Louis has two answers — one simple and one more complicated.

The drop in used-vehicle prices is directly connected with the new-vehicle market. New-car inventories have been on the rise, as are discounts to try to sell those new vehicles more quickly.

Some car dealers have sold used trucks for more than the original sticker price thanks to rocketing demand and a global shortage of chips needed to make new cars, The Associated Press (AP) reported.

With more new cars available and more discounts popping up, used cars are getting cheaper.