BREAKING! The CAR MARKET CRASH That Buyers Need!

BREAKING! The CAR MARKET CRASH That Buyers Need!

Our latest video helping you buy cars is all about The Car Market Crash. We're breaking down the situation so you can buy your next car with ease. If you're out shopping for cars, SUVs or more, this video will help you with getting the best car deal.

[garden_hooligan]

As driver of 2003 and 2005 vehicles, I’ll keep my vehicles. Too much tech results in too high price. Added benefit to old cars - you can repair yourself. Thanks for the content.

[peterandersen]

There isn’t a new North American car or truck that should retail for more than $30, 000.00

[keriechoiniere]

I just went through the whole negotiation process and got a few dealerships down quite a bit but still decided to wait as the car payments are insane! Fingers crossed crash is coming.

[alexandregiovannibordes]

Youtubers been talking about car market crash for the past 8 months, meanwhile car prices are higher and higher in florida

[CentralNH]

In 2017 I paid 26k for my frontier loaded, earlier this year I looked at the same truck same options was 47k how 🤷 in 7 years.

[Bro-hlpq]

I already have a used vehicle. Think I'll keep it. It's cheaper to fix it than trade it.

[Vincent-kezn]

Even if I won the lottery, I wouldn't buy any EV, including the hummer

[lexchaotica]

We are on the threshold of a 2008 style recession.

[phoenixinfinity]

Bought a brand new F150 in February of 2020 Lariat $48, 000 same truck today $69, 370 why & that's suppose to be on sale

[jeffhedrich]

You have said before that even if the prices drop 30%, that is just getting it to the price it should normally retail for. Especially given the excess inflation in vehicle prices. Hopefully the consumer will accept nothing less. I'll continue to fix and drive my older vehicles for longer.

[Deke]

19% of bank car loan applications are being denied...that's not good for auto sales

[chrisb]

$117k for a stupid truck. Maybe for an RV.

[donjuan]

The Dodge/Jeep dealer near me is full. I've never seen the lot so full.

[brianwashere]

They need to drop prices 35% across the board to return to "normal" and actually start selling again to normal levels. The reality is, the economy is HORRIBLE and very few can afford them. For those who bought at elevated prices, sorry about your luck, you're going to have to take the hit. OR. keep doing what you're doing and go out of business.

[virgilpalmer]

Something that I've never seen before, this economic situation is baffling. How can they stay in business..🤷

[adventurellama]

I got 7% on my CPO Mazda 3 hatchback. Now I did put down a lot of money as part of my trade. Went from a 2016 f150 to a smaller more economical car. Payment is 200 per month. Guess im lucky?

[chrisschultz]

ECB, have you made a video about lot rot and the risks of buying a vehicle thats been for sale for 200+ days?

[dhmig]

The price of automobiles are not keeping up with the average American’s wages. Car and truck prices have doubled in the past 20 years but people’s incomes haven’t increased by 50%

[breeezywitit]

Been seeing certain used trucks come down in prices. Wondering when my time to strike is

[joepertic]

I bought my car just before the pandemic went full force in 2020. I paid below MSRP and I got 0% financing for five years. I have 7 more payments left and I have no intention of buying any of these overpriced vehicles.