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Re: New vehicle prices are about to get even worse [Re: txtrophy85] #8898169 08/09/23 02:07 PM
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Originally Posted by txtrophy85
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Truck prices are ridiculously expensive now.

Was going to trade in next year so went thru the order bank. Same truck I paid $72k in 21' for is now $84k. the $72k truck I paid $54k for the exact same truck in 17'. So in 6 years time, the same exact truck has gone up $32k.


Something is going to have to give somewhere. Either "affordable" trucks like the Ford Maverick are going to become more common place as will Midsize trucks like the Ranger or Colorado, they will stretch vehicle payments out to 10 years or base model trims are going to become much more popular.


I've been around much of the world and the United States and Canada are the only two countries I know of that drive full size vehicles like we do. The rest of the world is rolling around in Land Cruisers, HiLux's and Ford Rangers.


Truck has 110k on it as of today and I'll run it another couple of years before I decide what to do with it...it will have over 200k miles on it at that point.



The problem is people are still buying them. 2nd quarter of 2022 Ford sold 158,644 F series trucks. Recently, 2nd quarter of 2023 they sold 212,516. Almost a 34% increase in truck sales year over year.



People are still going to need new trucks. Companies still need fleet vehicles and write offs. Its not just consumers buying those trucks, a lot of it is commercial vehicles.


From investors daily a month ago. I did not look farther for the final Q2 figures, but it should show the trend of increased year over year sales across the board.

General Motors Auto Sales
Q2 sales estimate: 675,417 vehicles, up 16.7% vs. Q2 2022.

Toyota Motor
Q2 sales estimate: 555,402 vehicles, up 4.6% vs. a year ago.

Ford
Q2 sales estimate: 523,717 vehicles, up 9% vs. a year ago.

Stellantis
Q2 sales estimate: 433,992 vehicles, up 6.2% vs. a year ago.

Honda
Q2 sales estimate: 350,220 vehicles, up 46.1%.

Re: New vehicle prices are about to get even worse [Re: MBTECH85] #8898185 08/09/23 02:34 PM
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It's not just trucks, we "where" considering a new SUV over the last couple years, just not that much value for us in what they are asking now. Having 3 paid off is some value, or piece of mind. since I'm likely headed to disability.


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Re: New vehicle prices are about to get even worse [Re: Sniper John] #8898186 08/09/23 02:35 PM
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Owned one brand new vechical in my life.
Had 4miles on it, Toyota Tercell, no air,
spare tire was a donut.
Payed little under $7,0000.00.
Was getting overtime @ foundry.
cheers good gas mileage.

Back in the day, if ya owened 1 house worth $20,000.00.
Car or truck worth couple grand. Got ya back & forth ta work.
Ya was doing good.

bang i know. Learned from ya'll. Don't complain.
Tis the low-income workers fault for all these high prices.


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Re: New vehicle prices are about to get even worse [Re: MBTECH85] #8898682 08/10/23 11:11 AM
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Now that supply is back, we are still selling increasingly expensive vehicles...because people are still buying them. A strike will only raise the price due to supply and demand briefly. It will self-correct. The problem is the CURRENT prices, not what might happen. But once again, prices don't matter if product is selling.


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