Summary
IF you didn't buy a used car back in February or March, then it looks as if you've missed the bargains bus. At this time of year, there's a traditional fall in the values of second-hand vehicles - but not so in 2009.
Trade valuation experts everywhere are reporting a rise in forecourt prices, with the latest - the HPI Used Car Valuations Index - reaffirming that values have crept up for the fourth month in a row. HPI says this is due to a scarcity of quality used stock in the wholesale, auction and retail markets, leaving dealers short of inventory and therefore able to command values slightly above the usual levels for June.See the full content of this document
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Used Prices Are On the Increase
June's used-car increases saw year-old vehicles up in value by 0....
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