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The "0 finance used cars" segment shows a P/E ratio expansion trend over the past month, hinting at optimism for Q4 revenue improvement. Macro risks include potential default rate creep, which could compress valuations if not contained. Leftover 2024 cars still clog U.S. lots—about 85,000 brand-new 2024s. That’s what amounts to “floorplan pressure” for dealers and leverage for you. They need them out the door. So, if day-supply is high in your ZIP and October cash equals or beats what you’d expect in December (after financing costs), you really should buy now. If not, you wait at least until December and let year-end quotas do the work. Dealerships may also press you to opt for added features, gap insurance or an extended warranty. These are optional, so be firm if you don’t want them. Options market activity in "0 finance used cars" stocks spiked 14%, with traders buying calls on expectations of post-holiday demand strength. Technical setups indicate possible retests of recent highs, contingent on steady financing offer rates from major lenders.