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

Apr 17, 2024
9:32:11am

Peter Venkman All-American

The best we can hope for IMO is for them to stop increasing at the rate they have been and allow wages to catch up. The government isn't making that easy with MPG mandates and EV push though.

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Peter Venkman

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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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