A cheap car may seem like the deal of a lifetime. However, suspiciously affordable vehicles are often hiding serious flaws.

Prices didn’t collapse, but the market became more normal: more cars showed up on dealer lots, prices moved in smaller steps, and timing mattered again.

Used car prices often shift in December, but not all vehicles move the same way. Here’s what’s getting cheaper, what’s holding steady, and why timing matters.

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Buying a used car before year-end may offer a great deal, making December a strong time to shop. Learn how current price ...

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Consumer Reports’ annual used car reliability report ranks used car brands based on their overall reliability. This year, Tesla was named the worst used car brand, while Lexus took the top spot for ...