The April 15 tax filing deadline this year can be either a source of worry for Americans who owe Uncle Sam money or a source of joy for those anticipating extra cash in their bank accounts. According to the IRS, the average tax return was $3,167 last season.
If you are in the market for a new car, a lump sum from your tax return can come in handy. While it may be tempting to purchase a nicer car for a couple of thousand more, we suggest using it as a tool, not as a lottery win. There are other things to consider, and the best use of that cash might actually be to split the lump sum over time.
There are lots of great choices if you’re looking for a used car on a budget. We’ve compiled a fantastic list of vehicles that can be had for $12,000 or less.
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