Desertbreh wrote: ↑Thu Oct 17, 2019 3:05 pm
DFD. The forum where everybody makes the same choices and then tells anybody trying to join the club that they are the stupidest motherfucker to ever walk the earth.
Detroit wrote: ↑Tue Mar 30, 2021 11:36 am
Was just going to post this. I don't hate it...I do hate the fact that the black parts aren't really functional and a bit overstyled, but overall I like the direction. There's even some mechanical improvements including a 4.44 final drive gear, taller suspension, and the roof rack can take a 700lb static load . This is all most people "need" when they buy offroad vehicles, really and I'm sure they'll sell a ton of them. I love that color, I kinda want one.
It’s over 40k doe! But it’s certainly nicer to drive with the turbo than my turd
What isn't?
Again, we live in a world where a yellow Honda Civic costs SIXTY NINE THOUSAND US FUCKING DOLLHAIRS!
Again, we live in a world where a yellow Honda Civic costs SIXTY NINE THOUSAND US FUCKING DOLLHAIRS!
The local one is $75k I think. So whack
There is one listed here (Concord, NC) for $59K but there are no pictures and it's showing up as 'used' with 15 miles. I'm thinking it's some sort of fuckery, maybe the owner "bought it" and is reselling it personally? but I won't be calling about it.
Again, we live in a world where a yellow Honda Civic costs SIXTY NINE THOUSAND US FUCKING DOLLHAIRS!
It's really anymore.
I'm expecting the new to start around $45k. Price creep on new cars has gotten insane.
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I keep expecting the bubble to burst and prices to correct because, at some point, the negative equity has to be too much to roll into a new stretch pay loan, right?
Gberg2119 wrote: ↑Wed Mar 31, 2021 11:45 am
It's really anymore.
I'm expecting the new to start around $45k. Price creep on new cars has gotten insane.
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I keep expecting the bubble to burst and prices to correct because, at some point, the negative equity has to be too much to roll into a new stretch pay loan, right?
Thing is... what negative equity? When MSRP goes up 15%/year, used cars can just indefinitely be worth their original selling price. The car market is just completely different than anything we are all used to.
I keep expecting the bubble to burst and prices to correct because, at some point, the negative equity has to be too much to roll into a new stretch pay loan, right?
Thing is... what negative equity? When MSRP goes up 15%/year, used cars can just indefinitely be worth their original selling price. The car market is just completely different than anything we are all used to.
Taco owners are trading their 1-3 year old trucks in at MSRP. And or making money off leases. It is not 2009-14 folks. Bubble won't burst until people lose jobs and run out of money, or if gas hits $10 a gallon. Hell we're at $4-5 a gallon here and literally NO ONE GIVES A FUCK anymore. In 2008 it was a news story daily and people were paying 10k over sticker for a prius.