More consumers are showing interested in the used car market with the number of people looking at pre-owned or late-model vehicles rising last month, according to a Washington DC radio station.<\/p>\n
In March, there was a 5 percent increase in people looking at used cars, which suggest more Americans are watching their budgets during the weak economy, WTOP.com reports.<\/p>\n
And the used car deals may get better for people with non-traditional financing. Lon Anderson of AAA said that for people who come with cash or who have pre-arranged their financing may find some “really good deals” in used cars, according to the article. For people interested in keeping costs low, Anderson suggested to look at a certain car.<\/p>\n
“The newer the vehicle, the more likely it’s going to burn very cleanly and will utilize all of the latest technology,” Anderson told the news provider.<\/p>\n
Recently AOL came out with a list titled The Best Used Cars Under $20,000. Included on the list was the 2006 Pontiac GTO, which was described as “arguably one of the best sport car deals available” in the article.<\/p>\n