Why you’re getting ripped off when buying a car

The U.S. market for new cars has been steadily declining since 2008, but the U.K. is still a dominant market for those vehicles, which accounts for more than a third of all new cars sold in the U, according to Autodata.

The U-K.

remains home to the largest number of new car sales in the world, but that market is experiencing an increase in competition from other markets.

Car dealers are starting to notice that consumers are not as loyal as they once were.

Cars are being sold at much higher prices, which is hurting the profits of dealers.

Cars with low-mileage or fuel economy ratings are going for a much lower price, and the cars are more expensive because consumers are more willing to pay more.