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Friday, March 14, 2014

Interest.com Study: Most Americans Can't Afford To Buy A New Car

Take heed before heading to the dealership. New research suggests many households cannot afford a new car.

On average, a new set of wheels costs around $32,000, according to Interest.com's 2014 Car Affordability Study, a price tag that is unaffordable for median households in 24 of the largest 25 metropolitan areas.

The one city where a new car or light truck will fit into the family budget is Washington, D.C. The average household around the nation's capital can swing a monthly auto payment up to $641, according to CNBC.

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3 comments:

  1. No wonder they can afford it in DC, that's where all the crooks are or end up being.

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  2. Obama Crooked BastardoMarch 15, 2014 at 8:42 AM

    Geez, Most Peoppe Can't Afford to Buy New or Used Vehicle Nowadays. But if you live in D.C. and happened to be on Big Brother's Payroll - Hey Lucky You, Taxpayers Got It Covered. Hey, need bigger rims, let's raise some taxes.

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  3. Hell I can't afford the gas.

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