Although experts anticipate more inventory reaching the used car market, increased supply may not translate into meaningful relief from elevated prices.

Consumers who want to spend their tax refunds on a car may be disappointed this spring: Prices are rising. Signals from the used-car market are flashing higher prices ahead, reversing a decline that ...

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It’s no secret that new cars are becoming more expensive. Sticker prices continue to climb, even as technology and production methods improve. Until recently, though, the used-car market was a ...

The used-car market is sending mixed signals, with prices ticking down slightly even as inventory continues to tighten. In November, the average listing price for used vehicles in the United States ...

Tracking used car prices is enough to give anyone whiplash. Since the start of the pandemic and the resulting disruptions to new car supply chains first sent prices soaring, used car prices posted ...