People aren’t buying pickup trucks like they used to. #trucks #pickuptrucks

[saleens]

A $48K truck isn’t worth $80K they are asking for it.

[fsu]

People aren’t buying VEHICLES in general. Too expensive

[ejohnson]

In 2004 my dad got a loaded 2004 F-150 Lariat with 5, 000 miles on it. The owner of the dealership had been driving it, but it still smelled and looked brand new. It was marked down from $39, 000 to $25, 000 just because it had 5, 000 miles on it. Those were the times!

[YourAlcoholicUncle]

They don't make trucks anymore. They make luxury sedans with 4ft beds

[URSoDeadMe]

1. Too expensive to purchase

2. Too expensive to put fuel in

[PbpLOL]

Because they went from being 40-50k for a top of the line truck to a 100k truck with a 10k mark up plus full dealer fees 😂

[Danielfiscus]

I spent money fixing up a 85 Chevy 2500 instead of buying these new junk trucks and couldn’t be more happier

[PhastRocket]

There is no way on Earth I am going to pay a luxury car price for a pick up truck. These buffoons priced themselves out of the market

[barryhebert]

If they wouldn’t be $100k their sales wouldn’t be down

[stinkwink]

Nobody wants to pay $100k for a truck that won't make it 100k miles. You think the 20 year old tundra I buy for $15k is going to make it another 15k miles? Yeah, it is.

[fratzogmopars]

No wonder sales are plummeting when the price of a truck is similar to the price of a small house.

[jaysonroxberry-nzvk]

They need to make them cheap as hell and drop all of the stupid gimmicks.

[tastyfishsauce]

Dealership with their "market adjustment" mark up pricing is just compounding the issue.

[michaelcasella]

These new pickups are closing in on 100k that’s my mortgage. Absolutely no way am I pay 80-100k for a pickup that will rot out in 10 years.

[AntonioClaudioMichael]

It's because full size pickups are Just Glorified Luxury trucks there not made for Work anymore in my opinion

[ThatsChannel]

Who's buying a $50-75000 truck to throw lumber or concrete blocks in the back of it when there are infinite used trucks you can throw a good motor in and go on down the road.

Nobody's ever going to want to buy a diesel truck with DEF if they can get a pre-DEF one.

The only reason anyone's buying any of these luxury trucks at all is because of the ability to accelerate depreciation on them. A simple change in the tax code, and they are done.

[silverhalfdragons]

I hope they fix the Chicken tax and let small trucks come back.

[Yourdad-v]

Love for the pickup truck has not been lost by the customers, but instead was lost by the manufacturers and engineers that make them

[edstacks]

1500 a month plus insurance and 900 on gas💀💀💀

[FlanTheMan]

It's almost like regular people can't afford anything.