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The cost for some used-car models may surprise you.

Used Tesla vehicles lost the most value in July, and they were the most purchased used EVs last month, too.

It’s no secret that used car prices are up. Compared to last year, the average cost has increased by 3.7 percent—or $1,146. While many prices have skyrocketed—some by as much as 11.7 percent—not every automaker is seeing an increase. And that’s good news for you, the consumer.

There was a glimmer of hope less than a year ago when used car prices started falling. While they remained high above pre-pandemic levels, prices were on a downward trend.

Between rapid value loss and expensive repairs, these models are best avoided -- no matter how tempting they may look on the lot.

As sales of plug-in vehicles grow worldwide, many American manufacturers are committing to their V-8s.

Model X and Model S are down more than 15% year over year.

Given the turbulent economy over the past five years, finding a car that lasts longer than 200,000 miles isn't a matter of pride -- it's a financial planning near-necessity. Thankfully, cars last much...

If you're looking for a used car, you'll likely struggle to find a good, affordable option. The average price of a three-year-old used vehicle is up 40.9 percent compared to the market in 2019, and the share of those vehicles that cost under $20,000 is quickly disappearing.

Used EV prices were down $3,000 last month, while the rest of the car market got more expensive.

Everything is getting more expensive, and that includes used cars. Prices spiked during the COVID-19 pandemic and only started to fall last year. However, new data indicates used car prices are definitely beginning to creep back up. The average one- to five-year-old used vehicle sold for $32,317 last month.