These 5 Cars Won't Let You Down
The dream of the 200,000-mile car isn't dead: it's just deferred by a few owners.
Right now, it's in few buyers' best interests to lay out the cash it takes to buy a new car. Those who do often end up in far more debt than they'd originally anticipated. According to credit agency Experian's State of the Automotive Finance Market report, the average auto loan amount for a new vehicle reached a record high of $30,621 at the end of 2016. The average loan amount for a used vehicle also jumped from $18,850 in 2015 to $19,329 in 2016. The nation's total auto loan debt reached $1.13 trillion by the end of 2016, up $98 billion from a year earlier, while the average financing term ranged between six and seven years.
We took a peek at iSeeCars.com's list and were impressed enough to share the results with the rest of you. Oh, and all of you SUV and crossover owners who've been getting the stink-eye from drivers of more efficient vehicles: their cars will die long before yours drives its last mile.
These 5 cars won't let you down.
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