Alabamians are traveling hundreds of miles for a deal.
buyers across the country just how far people were prepared to travel to buy a used car. The average person in Alabama said they would travel up to 426 miles to purchase a used car,That trip would cost hundreds of dollars one way in an Uber without traffic.
Across all 50 states, buyers would drive an average of 479 miles for a used car. Alabama was ranked 38th in that list, with an average of 426 miles. Setting the record for the buyers who would travel the furthest were people in Alaska. They were willing to travel 722 miles.“It’s an unprecedented time for the automotive industry.
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