Don't let high prices get you down — there are still great cars you can score on a discount
If you're dismayed by new car prices — which average close to $50,000 — you still have options.
Plenty of good cars are currently being sold below their MSRP. And thanks to Consumer Reports, we have a list of them.
Continue reading for the best deals you can score on new cars and SUVs this summer.
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Five years ago it was a lot easier to buy a car for less than $30,000.
