The Car Market Crashing in 2025?

Cars continue to get more expense every year. Since the pandemic, prices have increased an average of $10,000. Consumers can’t afford these vehicle and a price decrease is desperately needed. Manufacturers love the profit margins, but the business must change.

Overpriced models have flooded the car market, creating the prime conditions for a crash.

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[gangatalishis]

Been hearing this for the last 3 years. The market is seeing some correction but I’m not seeing a crash happening.

[joedonbaker]

I'm sick of paying for an entire package to get the one option that I want.

[Chilidog]

New vehicles are not worth a fourth of what they cost. Too many recalls and reliability issues.

[Thurts-bp]

Knocking off 7% on a vehicle that’s overpriced by 30% isn’t a deal!!!

[r.b.]

Prices need to drop by 30% to get me to even think about buying a new car

[SquidwardhatesEVs]

Making cars more technical, unnecessary emission laws and forcing electrification is making cars expensive as well. These mandate have destroyed the car dealer network, forecourts full of brand new EV's no one wants, it's unbelievable. Keep up the good work Lauren.

[MrDaveaccord]

Get rid of all the electronic JUNK that is unnecessary in the vehicle.

[Oldcarnut]

I will never buy another new vehicle again.

[Leslie]

Car quality needs to go up as well, it a big gamble buying a used car nowadays with the increase in repo rates. I ended up buying a brand new rav4 (with piece of mind of warranty) not my dream car but a reliable and cheap to own small SUV. Only 2 small issues, a chewed windshield wiper line (Toyota would not warranty) and small oil leak from improper seal (Toyota did warranty).

[cathyg]

They said the same about the housing market, too. 2025 new car prices for Honda and Toyota have increased. 3-5% off new vehicles is nothing.

[johnbeckham]

Thank you, Laura, for your honest viewpoint of the car industry!

[daveblock]

I am fortunate that I now only drive 5000 miles a year on 2 vehicles. My 2001 and 2005 have been paid off for over a decade and more. All analog, easy and reasonable to work on and maintain, as well as insure, and connected to nothing. Insurance has gone up a third in the last 5 years to $133/month for both. So happy to hopefully never buy another.

[LMacNeill]

I can't speak for anyone else, but I'm paying damn near double for my car insurance than I was when the pandemic started in 2020. Seriously, it's about 95% more than what I paid back then. Insanity!

[wandameadows]

The Car Market needs to adjust & realign its purpose away from EVs.

[Wasupup]

People can’t afford the price of new plastic cars.

[jayson]

$80, 000 for a Ford Explorer? LOL That is hysterical, Ford has become a clown company. 🤡 You can buy a new top trim, Subaru Forester that looks almost exactly like an Explorer for literally less than half the price and with twice the quality and reliability.

[joedonbaker]

I saw an RV on an F550 chasis that had the same price than you can but a loaded F450 truck. So, an F550 with a house on the back is cheaper to make? Unreal.... we are truly being screwed.

[zmotorpro]

Automakers should be aware of another buzzword. It's called DEFLATION. Deflation happens when supply is high and demand is low.

[DHW]

Get the government out of pushing manufacturers around with compliance credits, carbon credits, tax credits, government guarantees, etc., which are intended to eventually drive prices upward and push poor folks out of the car market.

Our ambitious handlers at the US EPA have been pursuing these ends, specifically, since the early 1990s.

[jakebe]

Can anyone make a lower priced, simple, reliable vehicle anymore.. who wants a mortgage for an unreliable vehicle? WE'VE STOPPED BUYING!!