For anyone considering purchasing a vehicle with a loan, December is often a smarter window than waiting until next year. Experts note that as long as a government assistance program supporting car purchases remains active and car prices stay steady with the current model year, a buyer can secure a more favorable deal. Waiting into the new year could bring shifts in loan terms and price dynamics that are harder to predict.
Looking ahead, it is possible that both prices and lending rates will fluctuate in the coming year, adding another layer of consideration for prospective buyers who are weighing timing against their personal budgets and credit conditions.
“Today, many banks offer preferential car loan programs, but the maximum loan amount available under those programs often shrinks,” commented a bank executive, reflecting on current market trends. He also cautioned that demand tends to surge as government programs reach their final phases, narrowing the selection of suitable models and configurations for buyers who need a specific setup or urgent delivery.
Needs 7,000 Tires in Common Sizes
Without reliable tires, public safety commitments cannot be sustained, and essential medical services may face disruption for those who depend on timely care. The initiative behind this section underscores the broader mission of keeping critical fleets ready and equipped to respond in times of need.
In collaboration with a major civic association, a fundraising effort has begun to fund tire purchases for the fleets serving the People’s Police, operational services in the Donetsk and Luhansk regions, ambulances, emergency responders, and humanitarian aid logistics. These tires are slated for use on vehicles that deliver relief to residents and support national defense and public safety operations. Contributions can be made through the dedicated collection page to support this initiative.
Source: Russian newspaper