Burren
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Idiots keep paying those prices and dealers will keep playing those games.
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Yeah people are dumb. I was looking this past weekend at Bronco's and one Ford dealership had huge markups on a lot of their vehicles and not just the Bronco. They had a used F250 with 25k markup for $105K, FU Grapevine Ford! Went over to a different Ford dealership and everything was MSRP. Sad thing is I went to look at a Bronco and ended up driving off in a fully loaded Expedition, nothing beats air conditioned seats in Texas.Idiots keep paying those prices and dealers will keep playing those games.
Just bought this Taycan Turbo, take delivery tomorrow morning
Yeah people are dumb. I was looking this past weekend at Bronco's and one Ford dealership had huge markups on a lot of their vehicles and not just the Bronco. They had a used F250 with 25k markup for $105K, FU Grapevine Ford! Went over to a different Ford dealership and everything was MSRP. Sad thing is I went to look at a Bronco and ended up driving off in a fully loaded Expedition, nothing beats air conditioned seats in Texas.
This is going to end up in a shitload of people severely underwater on their car loan and being stuck with them. New car sales will take a complete shit in a couple years due to this. I’m going to check on this post in a couple years and see how it has aged.
Hell yeah. I'll be in the market for a new daily driver in probably another 4ish years.This is going to end up in a shitload of people severely underwater on their car loan and being stuck with them. New car sales will take a complete shit in a couple years due to this. I’m going to check on this post in a couple years and see how it has aged.
Awesome. YGWYFD. Can’t wait to take advantage of their mistakes.This is going to end up in a shitload of people severely underwater on their car loan and being stuck with them. New car sales will take a complete shit in a couple years due to this. I’m going to check on this post in a couple years and see how it has aged.
We're talking about one car here, the Bronco. People would be having to overpay for almost every car purchased for this scenario to come true. Is that happening out there?
I can't wait. I've got 4 cars I want to buy when the market drops to normal, or lower.
This is going to end up in a shitload of people severely underwater on their car loan and being stuck with them. New car sales will take a complete shit in a couple years due to this. I’m going to check on this post in a couple years and see how it has aged.
You aren't wrong. HALF of the people of legal driving age in this country cannot afford the payment on a new, base model Honda Civic. Liberal states like California want to ban sales of new ICE cars, which will effectively render a large number of their population unable to afford basic transportation of any kind.Privately owning a car is a thing of the past for a large and growing part of the people. They just don't understand it yet. Will take the US a couple of years to catch up on Europe's insanity, but you are well on the way.
I'd say most people are over-paying for the more desirable new cars such as the Vette, Bronco and other sports cars. Those two are brand new though and fetching a hefty price.
However, most cars are ridiculously overpriced like that ST in the video (Which I have) going for more than they were brand new. Shit is out of control and they're completely fucking people who are trying to get something used just to get by.
Yep. The only difference is now there aren't any huge deals like there were in the past.Can't you still just order most models, (that aren't corvette/bronco etc), from the factory a few months ahead of time for near msrp? Last year it only took 2 months, one month before estimated, dealer didn't even want money down since they knew it'd sell fast if I somehow didn't pick it up.
Can't you still just order most models, (that aren't corvette/bronco etc), from the factory a few months ahead of time for near msrp?
They just zing the fuck out of you by hiding useful options under ever more expensive options packages....and usually under the most expensive package. MSRP then a bunch of asterisks.Increasing MSRP is bad for the company image. That doesn't mean the next few generations won't go up by >10%.
You know how stuff like energy and groceries have increased in price? That still needs to spread out to a lot of goods and services.
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A 2020 car has an MSRP of at least 7% under its actual current dollar value. Unsure how many people got a 7% raise last year, which would only break even.
This is part of why I ordered a car now. High trade in values won’t last, and current MSRPs won’t last, that’s what I’m betting anyways. I expect new car prices to just go up 20% in the next few years making what I want unaffordable. I don’t want a car payment but I think now is the time if you can get MSRP or less.Increasing MSRP is bad for the company image. That doesn't mean the next few generations won't go up by >10%.
You know how stuff like energy and groceries have increased in price? That still needs to spread out to a lot of goods and services.
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A 2020 car has an MSRP of at least 7% under its actual current dollar value. Unsure how many people got a 7% raise last year, which would only break even.
Can't you still just order most models, (that aren't corvette/bronco etc), from the factory a few months ahead of time for near msrp? Last year it only took 2 months, one month before estimated, dealer didn't even want money down since they knew it'd sell fast if I somehow didn't pick it up.
They killed off the ST here along with any other normal cars, that might be a part of it. Used '21 WRX premiums are listing for near 10k over what I paid new. That's a 6 year old design with some likely hard miles put on them, too.