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If they do, new car prices could surge $12,000 per vehicle, according toBloomberg.
Buying a used car might make more economic sense right now.
That being said, not all used cars are the same.
Ive been in the car business for years, dealing with auctions, dealer and vehicle history reports.
I know firsthand which used cars are going to have expensive repairs, he said.
Below are the used cars he said are best avoided.
Also seethe 10 best times of year to buy a used car.
He explained that electrical gremlins, air suspension faults and gearbox issues make the 2011-2015 models a risk.
For anyone considering buying one, Black said to look for models that havent been driven much.
I would definitely avoid the higher-mileage models, he said.
These cars are infamous, and theyre a money pit, Black said.
In other words, theyre best avoided.
If it starts ticking, youre looking at a big bill, Black said.
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