All the mechanics we know are booked solid

Apr 17, 2024
10:12:39am

CougarMandias All-American

Basically if there is any way a car can be repaired people are paying to repair it, there's a lot less old cars that are too expensive to fix up anymore.

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CougarMandias

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Car prices are pretty crazy, I think I'm going to drive my current vehicles

Windward_Coug

Apr 17, 9:28am

I thought I'd be much, much older when I hit the point of intending to drive my current vehicles the rest of my life.

kccougar

Apr 17, 9:29am

I no longer think they'll come down unless we have a major recession or somethin

Peter Venkman

Apr 17, 9:32am

Now consider that you're also paying 7.5% interest on that vehicle too.

RdF3

Apr 17, 9:32am

With inflation, I don't think there is any chance car prices come down.

Ragnar Danneskjold

Apr 17, 9:35am

I usually buy a new car and drive it for about 150,000 miles and then trade it

Y-Zag

Apr 17, 9:36am

Oversupply of EVs and not enough ICE vehicles have really jacked up prices

Rhubarb

Apr 17, 9:47am

My question is who the ones that are actually buying the vehicles then?

GfB

Apr 17, 9:57am

According to JD Power, new car prices in the US have actually dropped 4% in the

Japan Coug

Apr 17, 10:08am

All the mechanics we know are booked solid

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