CR said the average fuel economy improved by 30 percent, saving consumers an average of seven thousand dollars in lifetime gas costs per car. “Our analysis found that from 2003 through 2021 that the price of new vehicles did not increase once we adjusted for inflation,” Chris Harto with Consumer Reports said. ![]() So Consumer Reports dug into the data – looking at the prices of hundreds of cars it bought over nearly 20 years. So as cars have become more complex, with regulations demanding better fuel efficiency and safety, it’s easy to assume the price of a new car must be higher too. Everything feels more expensive these days, and with inflation, gas, groceries, and even utilities cost a lot more than they did 20 years ago.
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