Ford SHOCKS The Car Market With The LATEST ANNOUNCEMENT!

Ford SHOCKS The Car Market With The LATEST ANNOUNCEMENT!

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[NGMonocrom]

Amazes me that Ford's CEO basically _just_ figured out that Working class, blue-collar guys, can't afford $70, 000+ Work trucks. Seriously? Talk about delusional. And, anyone who CAN afford a truck for that much money, sure as heck isn't looking to buy a basic Work truck.

[cwie]

Life's too short to buy overpriced cars

[johngavina]

WE GONNA KEEP OUR CARS FOR SO LONG WE GONNA LOOK LIKE CUBA. WATCH.

[ronthomas]

$139, 000 for a pick-em-up truck! 😂
Turn off the lights,
The party’s OVER!

[ebobbyclaire]

I have 3 trucks and 1 suv that I bought for cash that are from the 2000's . Paid a total of 38000$ . Have maintained them and hav'nt had a payment in 21 years . I am glad I kept things simple . I can work on all of them and parts are reasonable .

[JamesAgans]

Farley screwed up big time by not understanding what his main audience was. I am a 78 year old Ford pickup driver. My first was a 1960 F250 2wd, with a three speed manual transmission which I got by doing some concrete flat work. The target price for a middle of the line pickup truck should be around $40, 000 today, in my opinion. $70k is so far out of reach to most people that it is not even funny.

[tedandress]

Great business plan: Lets make unreliable too expensive crap loaded with stuff that often fails and people don't want, Can you say hello bankrupt

[fredonia]

You bring up a good point that I personally have been thinking for years now. Why are we as a society going bigger and heavier vehicles when a wise man would think that we should be going to smaller more efficient vehicles? What happened to the CAFE standards? The big auto companies are profiting big time by creating the illusion of BIG costs more!
Some argue that people want those oversized SUV's and Trucks! the truth is can't find many well equipped sedans or wagons anymore. All the effort and focus is SUV's and pick up Trucks.
There is something seriously wrong here!!

[Vincent-kezn]

The older vehicles are more reliable than the new junk

[Shimerville_Sheik]

Good morning my friend. Another great video!!! Keep it up. Your fantastic philosophical walks in the snow are spot on. Thanks for everything.

[sseltrekab]

$130k for a truck?...insane (you can get into some really nice sports cars for less than that...)...

[RickJackson-tjzl]

$80K for a work truck, 4.9% financing for 72 months, Insuring an $80K truck, tax and registration etc. Absolute the warranty doesn't even cover the finance period. Bad juju Buy some land instead.

[snider]

really its one word that describe all of the issues we have in this country and its called

[sseltrekab]

so- not only does Ford create an abomination in the form of the Mustang Mach-E, but it also wants you to pay $70k plus for it...wow...give me a nice Mustang GT (even an older one) "any" day...

[OnlyMeee-iedw]

The only time to buy a new vehicle is when these $70k trucks are back down to $30k and cars, like the Camry, are back down to the lower $20. New cars are designed to keep you buying more new cars because you can't afford to repair them. Manufactures are looking for any excuse not to warranty their products.

[jamesrunyan]

Everybody stop buying new vehicles. Change the industry with your wallet.

[Lonewolf-ip]

Still driving my Hummer H3 for 18 years. Have not had a car payment for 15 years and she is just as beautiful as the day I bought her new. Take good care with maintenance and no issues.

[davidhuez]

With these prices, you need 7 to 8 years to pay off, but the lack of quality and planned obsolescence you're not going to want to keep it that long.

[BSBS-gkiy]

I would better buy for 7K - 2004 truck as per your advise!

[Mark-sybx]

I think manufacturers are losing money on electrics and jack up the price on combustion cars to make up for losses