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2. Will Car Prices Drop in 2024? Here’s What an Auto ... - AOL

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   New car prices have been falling for most of 2023, with the average new car selling for $47,936 in October, Kelley Blue Book reported.Overall, new car prices are down 1.4% since October 2022 and 3 ...

3. Auto Sales Fell 8% in 2022 — Will That Mean Lower Prices in 2023?

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   The average used price across all model years of the Chevrolet Silverado 1500 fell nearly 11% from November 2021 to November 2022, while prices on the Dodge Ram 1500 and Ford Explorer are down ...

4. US new vehicle sales rise 12% as buyers shake off high prices ...

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   But they're still nowhere near pre-pandemic prices due to a 26% runup from 2020 to 2022 as cash-rich buyers drove up prices mainly by buying loaded-out trucks and SUVs.

5. WLBZ - Wikipedia

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   This includes the Midcoast Bureau (on Camden Street/US 1) in Rockport and the Lewiston–Auburn Bureau (on Main Street/ME 11/ME 100/US 202) in Lewiston. In January 2018, WLBZ and its sister station WCSH rebranded their newscasts under the News Center Maine moniker. On June 1, 2020, WLBZ and WCSH premiered an hour-long weekday newscast at 4 p.m.

6. Bangor, Maine - Wikipedia

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   The Maine Edge is published from Bangor. Bangor has more than a dozen radio stations and seven television stations, including WLBZ 2 , WABI 5 (CBS; CW on DT2), WVII 7 , WBGR-LD 33 , and WFVX-LD 22 (Fox/MyNetworkTV). Maine Public Broadcasting Network outlet WMEB 12, licensed to nearby Orono, is the area's PBS member station.

7. Abial Cushman Store - Wikipedia

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   The Abial Cushman Store (also known as the Lee Forest Grange and Home on the Grange) is a historic commercial building at 2766 Lee Road in Lee, Maine. Built in 1840, it is one of the rural community's few surviving 19th-century commercial buildings, and one of its few examples of Greek Revival architecture .