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Buyers Are Borrowing More – And For Longer Terms – To Keep Pace With Rising New-Car Prices

To paraphrase the classic folk song, “Sixteen Tons,” many motorists are finding themselves “another day older and deeper in debt.”

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forbes.comStai leggendo2 g fa

Buyers Are Borrowing More – And For Longer Terms – To Keep Pace With Rising New-Car Prices

To paraphrase the classic folk song, “Sixteen Tons,” many motorists are finding themselves “another day older and deeper in debt.”

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military.com2 g fa

America's Affordability Cliff Is Already Reshaping New-Car Buying

As car prices continue to rise, Americans are turning to longer loans and affordable models to stay within budget, reshaping the auto market landscape

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  1. lunedì 22 giugno 2026·military.com

    America's Affordability Cliff Is Already Reshaping New-Car Buying

    As car prices continue to rise, Americans are turning to longer loans and affordable models to stay within budget, reshaping the auto market landscape

  2. martedì 23 giugno 2026·forbes.com

    Buyers Are Borrowing More – And For Longer Terms – To Keep Pace With Rising New-Car Prices

    To paraphrase the classic folk song, “Sixteen Tons,” many motorists are finding themselves “another day older and deeper in debt.”