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allsm [11]
1 year ago
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Approximately how much had the cost of a car dropped to by the mid-1920s?

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stepan [7]1 year ago
7 0

Approximately the cost of a car dropped from $940 in 1920 to $290 in  the mid-1920s.

<h3>What is cost of a car in 1920s?</h3>

It should be noted that there are wheels which varies depending on the make and model in 1920s.

Some of the Chevrolet in the 1920s can  cost from  $525 which is tyhe same some of the  new car  of other products,  and that is different from  price in 2020, hence  Approximately the cost of a car dropped from $940 in 1920 to $290 in  the mid-1920s.

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