Buyers Are DONE OVERPAYING For Trucks!

Truck Prices Are OUT OF CONTROL! Even TOYOTA CAN'T SELL Them!

My name is Brandon and I am a used car dealer. I created Car Questions Answered to share the ins and outs of the used car market from my perspective. I share with you updates on car prices, what's happening at the dealer auctions, and what it's like being a dealer. My goal is to share information to help you make the best decisions while buying a car to save you money. I do not want car dealers taking advantage of you.

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[originalpunkSxE]

Stop saying everyone is broke. We're not all broke. We just simply refuse to pay $70k for pickup trucks anymore, especially when they're built like garbage.

[harryd]

Mark them $80, 000 trucks down to around $36, 000 and they will be closer to what they’re actually worth.

[andrewkim]

I’m not broke. I just don’t find a $13K discount off of a $90K truck to be very compelling. That’s an insult to consumers.

[laurenurban]

I drove past a Ford dealership today in Florida. There was an ambulance with lights flashing pulling into the dealership. My elderly mother was in the car with me and she the ambulance pull in the dealership too. I said to my mom, “I wonder what happened there”. She replied, “Someone probably saw the price of a new truck and had a heart attack….collapsed right there on the sales floor. 🤣🤣

[mluna]

We are not broke, we are just tired of these ridiculous prices .

[bondjamesbond]

im not broke, i just refuse to spend my money on over priced vehicles.

[doug]

What irritates the hell out of me is the smug, arrogant dealerships aren't learning a fkn thing from the market. They're still hell-bent on making profit like they did when they gouged buyers for 3 years.

[amichaelj]

You forget the $400 a month car insurance scam on top of $1, 200 a month for 8 year car loan on top of a 8mpg vehicle you have to feed on top of a piece of 💩built vehicle that's designed to fall apart with $5, 000 bumpers and $1, 000 tires.

[Revenant_Knight]

$13, 000 off is still $15, 000 too much for these trucks.

[Mr-Clark]

Why avoid new vehicles built the past 2-3 years?
1. Worker shortage. Likely unhappy workers put the vehicle together.
2. Shortage of parts. Vehicles sat on lots incomplete and not fully assembled.
3. Abundance of cheap plastic parts meant to break a week after the warranty expires. In which case since they sat around for years, is soon.
4. Small turbo engines meant to move large heavy vehicles won't last long.

We are screwed so stick with older used cars.

[jeffdurall]

Can we just get a truck with an ac dial, roll up widows, no 18" screen and do away with the 500 sensors that allow us to sleep while driving? I just want a truck, not a status symbol.

[AmericanConstellation]

My wife works for a major car dealership. She manages two huge part warehouses. Sales are way down. People can't even afford to have their cars serviced or repaired. Things are bad!

[jeffdurall]

I'm not broke, I just refuse to pay $65, 000-$70, 000 for a 1/2 ton truck.

[danieldillon]

Everyone is not broke, it is because the people who have the money, like me, won't tolerate the stupidly high prices for a poor quality vehicle.

[stevennelson]

Maintaining old trucks is way more affordable than buying new.

[jdesaavedra]

With those gigantic grilles, the 2024 trucks are so ugly that they will need to pay people to take them.

[eddym]

Paying 100 thousands $$$$ for a pick up truck is crazy, with that money I can buy me 4 used ones in excellent conditions.

[daved]

What's really disturbing is the American taxpayers will bail these criminals out. They need to go under for selling overpriced endless money pit vehicles.

[michaelangelo]

We don't want to pay for overpriced vehicles that are built to break down. Price of Gas, groceries, restaurants, insurance and property taxes are increasing. People don't need to over extend their finances on a vehicle they really do not need.

[RossSpeirs]

I see people driving their brand new $90, 000 trucks and SUVs but we’re both still pulling up to the Walmart parking lot, cause we’re still tryna eat.