Why aren't the automakers pushing more of the cheaper
models? It doesn't seem like they're on a smart path for sales growth.
New studies by TrueCar.com and Interest.com say that, in
all but one of the top 25 cities in the U.S., a household with median income really
can't afford the payments on a typical new car costing $30,500.
Only in Washington, D.C., (surprised?) can the median
household with income of $86,680 easily consider buying new wheels.
Where is the Volkswagen when we need it?
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