Why Americans Are Car Poor

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25/12/2024 11 min
Why Americans Are Car Poor

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A recent study conducted by Edmunds discovered that an increasing number of Americans have a large amount of negative equity in their vehicles - meaning they own much more than its worth - some to the tune of $15,000 more.  I discuss. 

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