Buying a used car usually leads to a better deal. In Seattle, the average one-year-old used car sells for 3.7% less than its new counterpart, according to a new report from automotive search engine iSeeCars.com.
But sometimes the gap in price between a gently used vehicle and a new one is so small, experts say to put your money toward value and buy new.
“While lightly used cars typically provide cost savings over their new versions, sometimes buying a new version of the car is a smarter financial decision, especially for consumers taking advantage of the lower finance rates that typically come with new cars,” iSeeCars executive analyst Karl Brauer
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