It varied greatly as it does today. The cheapest car was a Ford Model A which sold for around $500 ($6,806 in 2013 money) to a Cadillac which sold for $3,000 ($40,837 in 2013 Money).
The average car sold for around $3,500 in 1964, which is equal to $26,314 in 2013 money.
No, that money was for you to hold the car. If you hadn't held the car you could have sold it to someone else. So essentially they paid for the time.
In the late 1920s the Ford Model T sold for $290 or $,3,290 in todays money. It was the cheapest car you could buy. Other cars sold for as much as $3,000.
someone gives you money
If the car was running good when purchased, and was sold "as is", then not much. If it wasn't sold "as is" try to get your money back from the seller. If this doesn't work, you'll have to take it to Small Claims Court.
nobody because nobody is stupid in off to sell their car for gas money
A car dealership makes a considerable amount of money each month based on the number of cars sold. The most successful dealers sell multiple cars everyday and are very profitable.
No, as the money goes to the dealer that sold the car.
In 1700 a slave was sold for £20. In 1800 a slave was sold for £35.
How much money in gas does a car waste weekly?
can't really understand your question. you mean how to find out how much a car can be sold? you can check out some free car classifieds sites and compare prices to get idea with regards to how much is the value of a car. the mileage and condition of the car is a great factor when pricing a car.