Car Prices Increase Due to Destination Charges
The cost of purchasing a new car is rising significantly, partly due to a substantial increase in destination charges. These charges, which cover the cost of transporting vehicles to dealerships, have reportedly gone up by 50% and are being added directly to the sticker price, leading to 'sticker shock' for consumers.
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Talk Radio 1210 WPHT
“if you go out and buy a car right now and the destination charge, the charge to get it from wherever it is to your dealership has gone up like 50% and they've stuck that right onto the sticker.”
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