Consumer spending on new vehicles could be tariff-driven, or it could be the right time for some buyers to take advantage of great sales offers.
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Technically, there's no exact minimum credit score to buy a car. A good credit score is usually regarded as 661 and above, and this increases your chances of getting a loan approved with reasonable interest rates. Below 661 is considered non-prime, which means you can probably get a loan, but interest rates will be higher. (more…)
Most of the time, in automotive history, buying a used car made good financial sense. Is the used car market finally cooling off after the COVID-19 pandemic?
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