We’re all used to hearing that Millennials aren’t interested in buying cars, but the data just doesn’t support that narrative.

We’re all used to hearing that Millennials aren’t interested in buying cars, but the data just doesn’t support that narrative. According to JD Power & Associates, Millennials actually passed Xers in car purchases two years ago, and accounted for 27% of new car sales in 2014—a 9% increase from the previous year. Their car buying is likely driven (haha) by value hunting, tech, and convenience. (TechCrunch)