I know, they essentially don't care about the lower tier market at all.That's very misleading. It's not that all their cars went up by 43%. The range average for the whole company is up because they have more top end models than they do mid or low.
I know, they essentially don't care about the lower tier market at all.That's very misleading. It's not that all their cars went up by 43%. The range average for the whole company is up because they have more top end models than they do mid or low.
I know, they essentially don't care about the lower tier market at all.
LolI need used vehicle prices to peak the day before they call me that my Cybertruck order is ready.

I’d wait until after tax return season if you can. People juiced up with a cash infusion are going to buy and after that I expect car purchase will decline massively.I am having a difficult time trying to figure out whether or not to wait a few more months before buying a new truck. All indications would show that New vehicles might go down as both inventory and Interest rates increase. The problem is that inflation is also still going up. That will increase the eventual costs for making the vehicle.
So, should I start looking around now, or wait until at least summer? Thankfully we did not trade in the Honda when we bought my wife's Subaru back in 2019( Fucking great timing on that purchase and trade-in decision), so I am not obligated to purchase right now.

Hopefully they are extremely low so one day you can look back and thank the used car price crash for saving you from such an embarrassingly bad decision.I need used vehicle prices to peak the day before they call me that my Cybertruck order is ready.

Probably 2025 before they actually produce it so we could all be burnt in nuclear fire before I have to worry about it.Hopefully they are extremely low so one day you can look back and thank the used car price crash for saving you from such an embarrassingly bad decision.
This is a stupid statement, car markets aren’t like stock markets at all. When you see the used car market climbing every month, you can just go sell your used car for a high price. Maybe you miss a peak by a few weeks but you’re talking hundreds of dollars missed, not millions and billions. It’s so predictable that banks use it as one of the leading indicators of economic factors.Trying to time the market is usually a fool's game. And if you do figure out how to do it, you should be making billions on wall street, not trying to get a good deal on a used car.

Did you stalkLolAraysar . Such a Gerald move. Imagine spending money on a truck that can’t tow anything near that of a cheaper diesel HD truck.

Before the Wuhanic Plague and recent car market shenanigans the winter months were the lowest prices of the year (from what I had seen when I had Manheim access). The sportier the car, the larger the fluctuation between winter and summer. Now days, there probably isn't enough data for anyone to really guess what prices will do, with much accuracy. Presumably, this is causing havoc with a lot a dealers around the nation too. As it's difficult to manage your margins when you can't reliably predict prices.I was reading that May might be a good point to start looking. That would be a couple of months past returns and the month revolves around show room vehicles and such for current year.
Another good indicator is looking at the seller's house/property/garage. People who keep those in top condition generally also keep their vehicles up, too. I was flipping through CL and noticed a 5 y/o Ford SUV with 70k+ miles. As new in and out and full records. House/lawn/garage completely spotless. Not my cup of tea but it was in perfect shape.My last used car I went to literally like 20 dealerships and used car lots. I had pretty specific requirements based on research I had done with regard to price, mileage, and features. Dealer shopping was a complete waste of time. They didn't have what I wanted but wasted hours trying to talk me into buying something that they did have. Used Car lots were much better but still didn't find a match. Finally found exactly what I wanted on Craigslist a couple of months after the dealership blitz and it's worked out great. If you have time, personal sale is the way to go. I also have a theory that people who love their cars and take immaculate care of them are more likely to sell them themselves too. I have bought two cars from private sellers and they were both spotless and had complete maintenance records etc.
I need used vehicle prices to peak the day before they call me that my Cybertruck order is ready.
LolAraysar . Such a Gerald move. Imagine spending money on a truck that can’t tow anything near that of a cheaper diesel HD truck.

I have broken you beyond all repair.I bet his wife looks like Gerald's wife too.
Lmao at trying to swipe at my wife every time I clown on you.
Pathetic

I have broken you beyond all repair.
Pathetic indeed.

We basically decided to pay cash out of our farm expenses savings and just pay it back to ourselves at 1% interest. Just lucky to have the scratch to not be stuck at these rates.I had to buy a car because some dickhead blew a red light and totaled my car. Good news is insurance paid me $3k more than what the dealer was offering me on a trade in. The only reason I got the car I wanted is someone had ordered the same model I wanted and couldn’t get financing for it.
Rates are fucked for auto loans. I got 4.1% on 48 months. They originally came out with 6.5% at 72 months.

This really bums me out, I was lucky enough to get to go to the US one before it was shutdown as well.
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