INSANE TRUCK PRICES! Buyers Are DONE! $30K Add Ons

Dealers Are Struggling to Sell Insanely Expensive $100K Trucks

In this video, we're going to show you an insane truck prices that customers CAN'T afford to pay. This is going to be a major disaster for the entire car industry, and it's happening right now!

As you can see, truck prices are skyrocketing way beyond the average person's budget. If you're a customer who can't afford these prices, then you're going to have a lot of trouble finding a car that fits your budget. The car industry is in for a big shock!

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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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[BLACKAAROW]

Funny thing is…if YOU try to sell to a dealer your lifted truck they are only gonna offer what the truck is worth WITHOUT the mods and tell you that it doesn’t add value to the truck but meanwhile they add the additional cost of any mods to the MSRP of the truck and then some 🤔

[OgKamoGaming]

Took my son to a dealership this weekend, when the sales person came out I said I was just showing my son how to spot people who smoke crack. We were asked to leave. 😂

[truckinfool]

Only truck I’d ever pay $100k for is a Peterbilt or Kenworth, but now they’re $250k…

[tpp]

Paying $60K for a truck is just pure luxury and a massive financial responsibility. I can’t imagine paying $100K for a truck that depreciates.

[RickStorni]

100 thousand dollars for a F150. No way they can keep it

[Joherandez-jzjn]

The auto manufacturers will probably let the UAW go on strike, that way they will have the perfect excuse to keep the prices high and they'll probably say they have a short supply due to the strike.

[SuperKyle]

I remember when 100k was a very nice house....at least here in the midwest.

[profanecreation]

This is too funny. Even if I had the money laying around, I would never pay that much for a pick-up.

[brianjohnson]

No matter what the average family nowadays cannot afford a $80, 000 truck. Even on a 96 month car payments would be over $900 I would imagine. What's crazy is 3-4 years ago these trucks were forty forty-five thousand now there doubled, insane and all of them are soon going to be getting recalls.

[MITsolar]

Those are insane prices. People are crazy to pay that much for a truck. It's scary how irresponsible some people are

[dave]

I remember when $100K bought you a super car like a Porsche or Lamborghini. But for a truck? WTH?

[underachievingwatchcollect]

The truck add-ons are more than I want to pay for my next vehicle!

[danielj]

We're a family of 9. We went to shop for a 2022 Chevy Express on a Sunday. Saw the sticker for $48k and got pumped. Went in the next day ready to sign on the bottom line. Then was shown the additional sheet of paper on the dashboard that had all the "upgrades". We missed it the first time around. After the additional $40k in upgrades, the van was now $88k minus tax. I would have laughed, but I was dumbfounded and pissed. No way in hell heated seats, a 32" TV and some retractable blinds are worth $40, 000.

[OldArmy-vcrd]

I asked for an out the door price at Kunes Chrysler in Wisconsin for a 2023 2500 Big horn.
On the Website the price was $ 74, 133. Including a discount of $8, 231. I asked for an out the door price and the total came out at $104, 000. My favorite add on was the Vin protection for $3500.

[glennrollins]

58, 000 views in 5 hours. That should tell you that you're on the right track with content. Dealership visits plus auto auctions mixed in keeps it real. I tell my friends about your show that is so informative. Way to go.

[AlexMartinez-uqye]

I bought a 2002 dodge ram last replaced transmission, did oil change, new struts, brake job, overall spent about $2000 and I have a full functioning pick up truck, I'd say I'm good.

[Chris-ocwu]

Truck prices are crazy Brandon. Here in Ohio paying that much for a truck that will rust out and turn to dust is insane.

[andrefrbk]

No seriously great question. WHO THE F IS BUYING ALL THESE TRUCKS!? UNREAL. The avg American isnt even able to afford homes anymore. This is so stupid.

[brandobecerro]

I bought my 2019 F150 STX new for $36, 000. $10, 000 below MSRP. The dealership I bought mine from had over 300 f150s on hand at the time. Pretty much one in every engine size and color. I’m so glad I got it when I did. Well worth what I paid.

[angiekelch]

I paid half of that for my brand new truck 8 yrs ago. I'm so glad I bought back then. No way I would pay just as much as my house cost me. It's just sickening.