Car buyers are getting hit from all angles these days, but experts offer advice on ways you can still find a deal.
New-Car Prices and Discounts
According to Kelley Blue Book, data released the week ending Sept. 11 showed the average U.S. new-vehicle transaction price climbed to $50,089 in August. That’s the first time it has crossed the $50,000 threshold this year.
The price is 1.9% higher than a year ago. The average transaction price reflects what a buyer paid for a car after accounting for the trade-in value. Kelley Blue Book average transaction prices do not include applied consumer incentives.
The average Manufacturer’s Suggested Retail…
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