The used vehicle market is up and running again after getting a jump-start from easing prices that have lured consumers holding out on making a purchase the past few years, a new report from Edmunds found. The car shopping guide published an analysis Tuesday indicating the combination of increased supply and cooling prices is luring previously hesitant buyers back to dealerships, where used vehicles are selling at record rates.
Consumers making their way back into the market after a number of years away are likely experiencing some sticker shock when shopping for new vehicles and, therefore, more thoroughly evaluating their purchase options," Drury wrote. "But the majority of new vehicles are far less likely to appeal to these buyers — they’ve waited for years to make a move, and are likely a bit more price-sensitive than the consumers who were willing to pay above MSRP at the height of the shortages.
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