Americans are driving their cars longer. What does it mean?

Bought a new car lately? Probably not, if the data just released by S&P Global Mobility is accurate. The organization reports that the average age of vehicles on U.S. highways is at a record high - 12.6 years – as American consumers are driving their vehicles longer.

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