2016-01-19 — ksdk.com
``The emergence of ride-sharing services such as Uber and Lyft provides a reasonable alternative for many college students and young professionals -- particularly in dense urban areas where such apps are most popular... What's more, new vehicles are becoming less affordable for debt-strapped college students and recent grads. The average transaction price of a new vehicle was $33,188 in 2015, up 20% since 2005, according to Edmunds.com analysts.''
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