THIS Will DESTROY The Car Market And NO ONE Is Talking About It!



THIS Will DESTROY The Car Market And NO ONE Is Talking About It!

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My name is Brandon and I am a used car dealer. I created Car Questions Answered to share the ins and outs of the used car market from my perspective. I share with you updates on car prices, what’s happening at the dealer auctions, and what it’s like being a dealer. My goal is to share information to help you make the best decisions while buying a car to save you money. I do not want car dealers taking advantage of you.

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44 thoughts on “THIS Will DESTROY The Car Market And NO ONE Is Talking About It!”

  1. Has everybody forgot about the 10% tariffs on everything that comes from China remember Trump put 10% tariffs on everything and his first Administration and that increased the price on China made products including car parts

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  2. I've been doing the emailing thing with dealers all over because I'm not going to waste time running all over just to get my ears burned off on how I should take their over marked offer over my reasonable offer. These dealers are well aware of what they can except before you even make the trip to them. If I make an offer all I need is a yes or no or give me a reasonable counter offer to work with but don't get me in there to upsell me after I make that drive.

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  3. Appreciate you both sharing your experiences and thoughts about “pulling” the emotional strings of purchasing a vehicle new or used.
    I purchased my 2018 Kia Sorento LX was 36k miles in 2019. 2025 -85k miles.
    Oil housing was busted by one of those quickie oil change and didn’t say anything ??!!! Just replaced all 4 tires @ 84k. Basic maintenance brakes, oil changes over almost 6 years. Ironically I bought it from Carvana online 😂😂😂

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  4. This Ŧomi guy is a woke little !@#$head. Don't listen to him. every time Brandon says something common sense, he responds like he has to try and prove his crap is legit, just like what we've been going through for the last 4 years. Brandon is right, the industry needs to turn down those msrps in a big way. Tomi YOU'RE FIRED!

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  5. The MSRP’s will have to go down. Only so many people can afford $100K vehicles, and those who can don’t want to spend that much on one vehicle.
    Look at all the repo’s, it’s a sign that even people buying new cars can’t afford them.
    There is no sound reason, other than covering EV losses, that vehicles prices are so high. Auto workers aren’t making twice as much, material prices aren’t that high, even the technology cost isn’t really that high. We aren’t in a pandemic, supply chain issues are resolved.

    Take off the plate being penalized for not selling enough EV’s, CAFE restrictions, Net Zero goals. Let the manufacturers build what consumers want. The MSRP should go down.

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  6. Dealerships and Manufacturing Companies have been 40% over priced.
    Dealerships owner wants top price for crap. VEHICLEs made 30 years ago didnt have the recalls like today.
    Manufacturers just don't invest in proven vehicle before its on the market. All those recalls are added to future vehicles prices.
    Why cant manufacturers make a dependable vehicle to begin with.

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  7. Whiner and cowardice effect buyers. This perception the individual can't cut his own deal is fallacious. MAN-UP. Educate yourself as much as possible and go in and deal, if you want the car. Why pay someone else a fee to buy from a dealer who is also charging a fee. Shipping? Ridiculous fee.

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  8. What if the banks refuse to sell repos at auctions? The cars pile up at auction locations by go unsold? It allows Ally to avoid taking a loss? We will see if they capitulate when they report earnings on Wednesday

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