Budget Car Buyers Prefer Simpler Vehicles Over High-Tech Features
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Summary
New research from AutoPacific reveals that budget-conscious car buyers prefer simpler, less gadget-laden vehicles under $35,000 to reduce costs and simplify repairs. The trend reflects a growing demand for basic features over high-tech add-ons.
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At a time when budgets matter a whole lot, potential new car buyers are pleading with manufacturers: 'Keep it simple, stupid.'
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