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Used cars harder to find
Supply not keeping up, as fewer vehicles on the market
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Georgia Chrysler Jeep Dodge sales representative Joe Bohannon, center, shows recent Georgia Southern graduates Ryan Dobbs, far right, and Jonathan Pinner some pre-owned Jeeps on the lot Monday. Dobbs is interested in four-wheel-drive vehicles because of an anticipated move to Michigan and is comparing the benefits of a used-versus-new purchase.
It's the best time in years to sell your car. According to the Associated Press, people are holding on to cars and trucks for about a year longer than they did before the recession, which has created a tight supply of used vehicles. So few are on the market that prices have risen to their highest in at least 16 years.
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