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Financial challenges spur car buyer's remorse, LendingTree, Credit Karma polls find

LendingTree found 39 percent of Americans had some kind of regret about a vehicle they purchased recently, while 61 percent were fine with the decision. The most common wish among rueful buyers was that they'd picked a different make or model, at 14 percent. (DAVID PHILLIPS)

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Financial concerns are a key component of a vehicle buyer's remorse, Credit Karma and LendingTree polling revealed late last year.

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