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25% of cars in the U.S. are at least sixteen years old as vehicle age hits record high

"In the mid-'90s, 100,000 miles was about all you would get out of a vehicle. Now, at a 100,000 miles a vehicle is just getting broken in," said IHS Markit's Todd Campau.
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