CRAZY PRICES At Car Auction! Dealers IN TROUBLE!

Car Dealers CAN'T SELL! Prices Are FALLING!

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In this video you will get to see what car dealers are Actually paying for their cars and trucks!

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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*None of this is meant to be construed as financial advice, it's for entertainment purposes only.

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[nunya]

The seller wanting $21k for that 2015 Silverado with 130k miles is absolutely insane. No person in their right mind would pay that. Looked like a fairly base model LT too. I have a 2017 4x4 Silverado with almost 190k miles and I’d probably be lucky to get $10k.

[pbelb]

I like the way you're introducing us to the vehicle, then showing the auctioning of that vehicle, then providing us with a bit more information about the vehicle. I think this is way nicer than having all the action action stuff at the end.

[chop]

You know times are messed up when used car dealers are looked upon with more respect than new car dealers. I’d much rather buy a used car off a guy like this than a new car from these corrupt dealers …

[phillhuddleston]

Looks like prices are still hugely over-inflated to me, once a vehicle reaches over 100K miles it should not go for more than ten grand!

[ellwoodwolf]

These prices for a car 10 yrs old, halfway through its mileage life, with mystery maintenance or the lack there of... insane.

[tehnoobface]

Big improvements with these videos on the channel. I like seeing the car and the bid in the same couple of clips a lot more. Keep up the good work

[edoconnor]

As a former recon manager that got cars ready for the auctions in central PA, (including Manheim), I am appalled at the condition that dealers show a car at this auction. Things must have really changed. The cars we reconned for auctions were in the best shape possible. Our cars were immaculate inside and out.

[onehappyfarmer]

I can’t believe how filthy some of the interiors are. Why a seller don’t clean them up first is beyond my simple thinking.

[jimdandy]

Good to see those trucks not selling. They've been too high for years imo.

[mrchase]

I really like this format where we get to see the price a little bit faster. Specially like the transitions between the bidding and looking at the vehicle exterior and interior, you should guess how much it will go for just for fun.

[jc]

I love the bloopers and I also think it’s cool that you are patient and put your words together unlike a million other YouTubers that string together 15 jump cuts to make a single sentence.

[johndickinson]

Would be helpful to give pre-pandemic prices on these vehicles as a comparison.

[RonKnowsStuff]

If I owned a new car dealership - 1) advertise out the door prices and sell them for that. Have a menu board for extended warranty (cost plus $500) and other items customer can choose from. I would have another menu board showing service hourly rates AND what mechanics are paid per hour. Rates would be below market and pay would be above market. I’d sell more cars and attract better/loyal mechanics. I’d make great profit through volume AND be respected in the community. Honesty sells. Take care of the customer and they will take care of the profits.

[ordinaryhuman]

Mixing the lot and auction footage is a nice touch.

[IrvingDzulD]

Adding more details about the car as it is going through the auction is the way to go. Out of all your videos, this is my new favorite one.

[markking]

I would buy from an honest, and not greedy dealer like you. Transparent and honest goes a long way.

[LatinLegacyNY]

Legit choked on my water when they started at $12, 500 for that 2019 Altima with a salvage title.

[robedmund]

I'd love to see what dealers are paying for new trucks, especially the ones they are charging $100k for.

[BLACKAAROW]

Never understand why people put so much time and money into putting lift kits and expensive tires on trucks only for it to get repo lol

[wayupnort]

Can’t go wrong with solid Gen 4 4Runners! That one was just barely broke in! That was a steal.