* Vast Variety: Car prices in 2002, as they are now, varied tremendously based on:
* Make and Model: A Honda Civic was much cheaper than a Mercedes-Benz S-Class.
* Mileage: A used car with high mileage was significantly cheaper than a low-mileage car.
* Condition: A pristine car in excellent condition commanded a higher price.
* Location: Prices could vary based on regional demand and market factors.
* Data Availability: It's very difficult to find comprehensive, reliable data on average car prices from that specific year.
Where you might find more information:
* Used Car Price Guides from 2002: Look for old editions of publications like Kelley Blue Book or Edmunds.
* Automotive Trade Publications: Some specialized automotive publications might have historical pricing data.
* Online Archives: Search online archives of automotive news websites or forums from 2002.
Keep in mind that even with these resources, you'll likely find general trends rather than a precise average price.
