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KPMG raises specter of used-car price drop

Used-car prices
A 2007 pickup was recently featured prominently on sale in front of Honda dealership in the Detroit area. (Jack Hallauer)
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By:
John Huetter
December 21, 2021 12:00 PM

KPMG warned that used-vehicle prices could fall abruptly and raise negative-equity issues once new-vehicle supply rebounds.

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