The Fed Demands That New Car Prices Go Up



Today I talk about the huge increase in new car sales to fleet companies and government agencies!

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34 thoughts on “The Fed Demands That New Car Prices Go Up”

  1. I am a tech with a company van. Three of us that I know are over 120k miles. We're due for some new ones and there's hundreds of us in the company. Big purchase coming soon

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  2. I keep getting dealers asking me to trade in my 2013 GMC Denali Crew Cab 6.2AWD.
    It's paid off 10 years old and only 80,000 miles in excellent new condition. I keep telling them I already have heated and air-condition seats moonroof Bose 400 + HP, you can keep the new house payment for its new equivalent. Convinced a friend to replace his Yukon Denali engine after 300,000 mile and he plans to replace the seats. We are just fine without a payment and automatic back massagers LOL

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  3. Even if u get 0 to 2 % interest rate prices are still 15-20 % higher and if u look at lots the average price is what 65-75 k ? Unless u put down 20% or more ur close to 1k a month payments and thatโ€™s not factoring in insurance

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  4. New car loan interest rates have at least doubled if not tripled in the last two years. This will encourage people to keep their cars LONGER, which is a good thing. Cars certainly last longer than just a few years. So getting new car fever is stupid financially. People end up rolling over negative equity into their next car purchase, pushing car costs higher and higher. Who knows, maybe people will actually keep their cars long enough so they are paid off! Our two cars are 13 years old, still running just fine. So if more people just kept their cars longer, car prices would drop, manufacturers would be handing out rebates and low interest loans. All good. I expect the higher interest rates from the Fed to LOWER new car pricing. Just wait a year to see the full impact. Now if you have to borrow money, the car payments are certainly going to be a LOT higher. So keep your current car as long as you can, pay it off, build up a new car fund, and buy then (pay cash). My last car loan was 1978. But I keep cars a long time. Modern cars should last 15 to 20 years or more if you buy a reliable brand. My 2010 Honda, with 200,000 miles, is doing just fine. If it dies tomorrow, I am still way ahead. As far as fleet sales, FAKE news as many of the car rental companies were aggressively SELLING off their fleets during Covid. So they are now replenishing them.

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  5. You missed the point 100% this is going to keep inflation High for a quite a long time why didn't you say that right up front companies will pass it along to their customers on the price increases that is common sense .lol

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  6. 1. You can't stand in front of a black wall and cite percentage of a percentage, %%%%% – you should through some supporting graphics on screen to help the viewer follow what your saying (throw those numbers into a spreadsheet and put up some line / bar charts.

    2. Nothing in your "guessing" (or "I'm a betting man") analysis suggests the FED is doing anything to influence car prices, I think the analysis on reasons why car prices may go up is rational (based on market pressures/activity) – the government doesn't set prices for jack shit – just as they don't make jobs. So, the title is bit click bait. (good thing YT has a "don't recommend channel" option).

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  7. Bought a vacation home in Italy for less than what they want for a new Super Duty truck. The prices won't force some to pay more. Those who can work remotely will just go super remote and move abroad until Lie-den leaves office.

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  8. All I have to do is listen to bens voice to see how cars are doing
    I accidentally clicked on a video from 5 months ago and his intro was full of life.
    Todays video the pitch decline in his voice sounds like hes been run over a dozen times by the car market.

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  9. Ive been saying this, Chip shortages are all bs. Its all planned but the big clowns (banks, car manufactures/dealers) just like the corona v planned by big pharma, push by dirty politicians (hint, hint – shutdown on all states) which they got at the back pocket. At the end they are going to bail out.

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  10. Wonder how many fleets trying to keep existing vehicles as long as possible to get EVs instead and save that 50-60% maintenance costs Hertz has publicized. At least anecdotally, friend that works in a local gov't and they're actually only allowed to get EVs for new fleet purchases.

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