Used Car Prices CRASH 11% Dealer Can't Sell Overpriced Cars!



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Today on the Daily News You Can Use, Ray and Zach discuss the latest data from Black Book and Cox Automotive. Both data sources paint a scary picture for the used car market … Prices are down 11% year over year. Tune in to learn more.

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21 thoughts on “Used Car Prices CRASH 11% Dealer Can't Sell Overpriced Cars!”
  1. we, as the consumer, have so much power, it’s ridiculous! i get it, some of us are in need of a car… it’s really best to buy a car cash

  2. Hot take: in defense of that Toyota dealership, it looks like the website price was just the MSRP, not their proposed sale price. Not that the dealership wasn't being shady… but that's why I call before I go! They at least have to tell me their starting price if I press them properly.

  3. 11% isn’t a crash lol – they’re profit margins are much larger than that so they need to come down another 15-20% before I’m even thinking about buying a truck

  4. I want to buy three new vehicles. I want to replace my ram truck, hellcat and get my wife a new SUV. However, none of that is going to happen when I go to my local dealer and they tell me that no problem it’s MSRP +1.5%. Ha ha ha I will drive the truck I have and already have a hellcat and other cars that she can drive. As long as these people keep paying these ridiculous prices for new vehicles they are not going to drop their prices. Hold the line for six more months and watch what happens to car prices. Just my rant for the day.

  5. My dodge challenger was stolen about two months ago. I had full coverage and received a nice settlement check however I have been staying at home and driving my girlfriends car because I absolutely refuse to buy a car new or used at these current prices and rates. It’s absolutely ridiculous and I’m not spending a dime until these prices drop.

  6. Not sure on the lag for Canadian market, but it’s unbelievable that people are still overpaying 15-20% and the interest rates at 6-10%!!!! Lol, there will be blood in the streets when this one goes.

  7. Dealers can say basically anything they want in an advertisement. An advertisement is not a legally binding contract. If they were to sign a contract with a buyer and a down payment was made and then they increased the price, they would be in breach of contract. That would be enforceable because consideration was exchanged.

  8. i was looking at a used subaru legacy. i used car edge, and saw the dealer sitting on it for over 7 months. they are still asking 22k. card edge sell your car came back at just over 14k. i offered 16k. no response!

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