Tuesday, December 10, 2013

Looking for a good deal on a used diesel car?
Turns out Buffalo is the best place to go, according to new data from iSeeCars.com. The home of chicken wings and the Bills football team is the least-expensive city in which to buy a used diesel, with prices 6.0 percent below the national average.
The combined Providence, Rhode Island-New Bedford, Massachusetts metro area came second, with used diesel prices there 5.1 percent below the national average. The Tampa-St. Petersburg, Florida metro area was third, with prices 5.0 percent below the national average.
In contrast, Seattle was the most expensive city to buy a used diesel car. Prices in the Emerald City were 7.1 percent above the national average. It was followed by Indianapolis (4.1 percent) and Baltimore (3.5 percent).
Used diesel cars tend to be more expensive in areas--such as the West Coast--where green cars are already in demand, iSeeCars.com CEO Phong Ly said.
He noted that cities with the priciest secondhand diesels also tend to have higher overall used-car fuel economy.
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