Car Prices WILL CRASH in 2025! Here's WHY!

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Will car prices CRASH in 2025?? Will new car prices keep falling, or will they start going back up soon? Will used car prices EVER go down, or will they keep staying way too high? Ray and Zach have the answers and MUCH more!

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[craigfin]

You can get a way better deal today than you could 2yrs ago. However, as evident by that big dealer going bankrupt. Some will rather go out of business than admit that they were wrong and sell the vehicles for a fair price.

[stevemuise]

Prices coming down, but so is quality

[markg]

Please stop! I keep hearing this from all the car channels, but it has not happened despite so many predictions.

[Sqirldashadoo]

If you have to take 30% off MSRP, then you need to take a hard look at how much profit you are shooting for when you suggest that price. Suggest less, much less. Sell cars. QUIT BEING GREEDY! Build simple affordable cars, sell cars.

[jorgetech]

Lets go inventory. I want 4 million cars for sale again. Then i go shopping

[Delcore]

every year they've been saying it'll crash this year or the next. next year they'll say 2026. I'm done watching their shit predictions

[Rogun]

Been needing a new truck for a couple years now but refusing to pay these prices so I'm keeping this one held together

[remmaxamillion]

The automobile industry is a huge racket!

[FliesGoodbyes]

Getting crazy lowball offers from dealers on used vehicles. They are trying to make way too much profit on them.
I'll just clean them up and list them myself.
Their greed will hurt them when we can sell them ourselves.

[thomasc]

Zach and Ray: I think you're both spot-on. But why does Toyota continue to be the exception? Yes, sales are high and inventory is low. But why is that? You would think other manufacturers would want to be competitive by making a vehicle with the Toyota-like ingredients that make them desirable and reliable. I don't own a Toyota, so I can't speak to their reliability. But they appear to be in great demand. Thank guys!

[johnhancock]

You said the same about 2024!! Keep to the great tactics you share regarding sales. The videos you do on pricing crash has been off since I watched your videos for last couple years

[-pilot]

When inventory builds up at other brands and prices “crash”, Toyota and Honda will EVENTUALLY be forced lower prices too! Maybe not “crash”, but they will have to offer SIGNIFICANT discounts!

Why? Because, as they say, everyone has a price they will fall for! If the price differential between a comparable Honda/Toyota and another brand is great enough, SOME people will bite, and a “chain reaction” will result!

If you are getting a comparable VW Jetta for $6K less (real world price) than a Corolla, then there will be a good number of people that will switch, thereby building up Toyota’s inventory, forcing them, in turn, to offer discounts on the Corolla! Simple logic!

[poormiserablesinner]

I don't want a vehicle with over
100 computer CHIPS.
I'm smart enough to know when it's raining and dark out.
for those reasons I'M OUT

[blackbeard]

To pay$85, 000 for a gmc Sierra pickup with a 4 foot bed is stupid. It's not worth 30, 000. American want our single cab 6 foot bed v6 pickups back for less than $20, 000

[jclar]

Companies keep putting out electric cars and garbage quality: Ford, Chevy, gmc, Jeep, Nissan Volkswagen, and euro cars. Total crap!

[bcb]

Toyota dealers in Canada have found a way around inventory costs. They have nothing on their lots.

[JDMSwervo]

Bro yall been saying this since last year

[Paul-pmqj]

Same old song and dance!😂 Are we gonna hit a major depression too?😂

[johnroberts]

A huge empty shopping center near me is so full of new vehicles they can’t sell here in Nashville! They have to start discounting because the 2025 models will be out soon, if not now.

[Jamesthor]

If prices crash and you still buy, they win. After 2020-2024, the auto industry needs to completely topple over and new automakers will learn to NEVER to do this again.