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[autoimmunitycurse]

FYI, they upped the price and markup.Its a no-go for me.

[kellyburton]

0% is not a real deal, most of the time the vehicle is marked up to pay for the loan. Now if they drop the price of the vehicle along with 0% financing it's a deal. From my experience they do not do this.

[luisbata]

I just get a 2025 equinox for 26k out the door price out of 30k msrp. Watching your videos. Thank you.

[Paxton-brgt]

A Subaru dealer in Butler Pennsylvania is having 0% financing for 72 months on 2025 Crosstrek, outback, and the same for 2024 solterra, WRX, crosstreks, and Forester wilderness

[JoelGage-xw]

In mid 2024 I went to a Kia dealership for a 2023 EV6 at $199 lease per month and was laughed at out of the dealership. Seeing your video and the EV6 $99 deal makes me smile. Dealerships deserve to suffer for the last 2-3 years where they took advantage of the public. The car manufacturers as well for letting the corruption go rampant. What was the point of an MSRP again?

[VirginiaBrown-clii]

Saw the Today show and was excited to see that they were talking about your website. Congrats!

[nancyaerosmith]

Went to a dealer by me they are starting to mark up the Toyotas by $3000 already crazy! I can go out of state and get one for at least $2500 off. They are definitely taking advantage of people and scaring people with the tariff talk!

[superturtle]

If you're talking EVs then the only thing that matters are lease deals. I don't think many people are thinking long term ownership with these types of cars.

[jimwright]

I am glad i qualified for the 2k trade discount but i don't like that they lowballed me 3k on my trade which would have made me pay 1k over the msrp in the end - my math = my trade value average 20k their msrp 42k= 22k difference they offer me 17k and put 40k as the sale price = 23k difference because i qualified for the trade discount i have to pay more than the msrp in the end - everyone should check thier math before signing and know your trade value before going to that dealership by visiting other local dealers

[mannyvidsnyc]

Look at local Jeep websites, you’ll find a 2024 Jeep 4xe Sport S that MSRP’s for $51, 000 on Jeep’s official website, but the dealership marking them up to $64, 000 which is the price of the higher model options. That’s a $15, 000 markup for a year old vehicle that you should consider used at that point.

[wantsanewvehicle]

New 2024 acura zdx awd- ~$70k with zero percent financing. Used 2024 acura zdx with under 1k miles (and there seems to be a lot of them for some reason???) ~$45k. Hmm... $25k loss in the first 500-1000 miles.. and apparently that's retail. I don't really want one of these (nothing wrong with EV- I have an ioniq 5 because of the tech and free 2 years charging as I don't have charging at home. But it's expensive if you're paying for public charging), but apparently if I wait a year and 10k miles, they will literally PAY ME to take one of these used.

[stephsjamn]

I’m wanting to get a new vehicle but with the costs of the markups I will continue to drive my 2012 Hyundai Tucson Limited 110k. Oh cannot forget to mention the insurance rates also. Was going to keep my Tucson and get another vehicle rates were crazy high!

[garyg-fo]

Not trying to sell them. Just relating my experience and what changed my thinking.

[hilmymansoor]

Thank you for the informative videos. I was wondering if you could upload a video on the key points to discuss with the dealer during the reconfirmation compliance check, which is scheduled one month after taking delivery from the showroom. Thanks

[PureBavarian]

What APR are the Subarus. Interested in a Forester

[joe]

I am sorry, but I am getting extremely tired of this. used cars are even too much money for a new car. Do you people not understand that there are NO deals it is still extreme greed!

[garyg-fo]

I agree if you do not have level 2 charging at home, an ev is not worth it. Mine gets 360 miles on a full charge. Not too different from my BMW 530.

[NVRAMboi]

Thanks Guys. "0% APR for 36 mos" is wasted paper, and the MFRs know that. I'm glad to see EV's fully revealed for what they are and AREN'T. If I had a need, I'd negotiate the heck out of a Nissan Titan right now. Even though the Titan is going away and Nissan's future looks sketchy at the moment, I'd take that 10-year ownership bet.

[batsonelectronics]

0% for 36 months on a 50K car is still $1388/month. 36 month financing was great in the 90's when cars were < $10, 000. Now not so much.

[karpooooff]

0% APR for 36 months when a vehcles costs 65k+ and your payment is...*DRUM ROLL*... $1800! OMG what a screaming deal! Oh and the minute you drive that car off the lot the it depreciates by thousands! I'm okay with my 10-year-old car that's paid off :)