Thursday, August 11, 2011

Life Inc.: I'm no new car this year broke

GM / Wieck

Here is potentially causing concern characters for automobile manufacturers and car dealers: in the current weak economy more than half of the Americans recently said respondents, she would put off buying a new car due to the financial burden.


The American Automobile Association asked respondents if in the last months 12, it had decided to keep an older car, because they are not, that the newer want the financial burden. 54 Percent of those polled said they would have.


The message is like open annoy some automakers about whether economic provide a blow to the confidence of consumers, in turn caused potential buyers to visit the dealership shy do.


Although U.S. automakers sell saw rise in July, executives said that they are concerned about high unemployment and other economic problems.


In addition, automakers are still from the effects of Japanese tsunami in March the automakers and suppliers restore damaged and some traders with a few vehicles on their left much. Is violating some Japanese car manufacturers.


On the other hand seem used car sales are much better reference has been made.


Everyone knows that down to was directed to an older vehicle: they break.  The AAA-telephone survey of 1,000 people also found that almost 4 in 10 of those polled for a $2,000-repair with cash could pay. The rest would rely either on credit cards or loans from other sources.


At the same time but around a quarter of respondents said that she had neglected repairs and maintenance due to the weak economy.

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