There might be some relief in sight for people that might be in the market to buy a new car. It used to be that seeing the sticker price would be a place to start to bargain on the actual price that you'd pay.
That changed during COVID as the demand for new cars stayed high, but the supply dropped.
Now, for the first time in years, new cars are selling below their sticker price. And that means the buyer might have a few more choices, and there's more competition among the carmakers for those consumer dollars.
On today's Ask The Expert, Jerry Reynolds, the Car Pro joined us.
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