Can't Afford Used Trucks Today: Greedy Manufactures, Suppliers And Dealers
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- Опубліковано 29 вер 2024
- Can't Afford Used Trucks Today: Greedy Manufactures, Suppliers And Dealers
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Saw a 2015 Toyota Tacoma TRD Off Road, the owner add some skid plate armor, it has 50,000km on it, so 35,000 miles or so and he's asking $50,000 CAD, which is $4K shy of a 2024 base model. Private owner "I know what I got"
Toyotas has been like that for years. the used car shortage has made used prices nuts. I just bought a new 4runner
Seller's dreaming
I see the same thing here. And my toyota dealer is shoot videos at alot are good friends of mine now. They have told me when they get a ers gen taco in on trade they get so excited. As they can sell them for more then they cost new and they are sold in a couple days
@@Jason-Samko wild times were living
Just buy another truck, Toyota fanboys make that trash truck overpriced because they build a hype behind it
You can buy an older vehicle but make sure you buy a vehicle that can be repaired cheaply and easily by a regular professional mechanic. Example…buy a Wrangler V6 or a Ford F-150 V8….not a complicated BMW or high performance turbo vehicles.
Excellent point!
@@Dojo-v6m Wow, my buddy’s have them and they are bulletproof! A 2013 with 300k miles!
You are 100% accurate!
I drive a 2006 Accord. Wife bought it new. 164k miles but still nice and a good dependable car.
I WANT a new/newer truck. I’m NOT going to pay the outrageous, ludicrous amounts of money “they” want.
Its a depreciating asset or technically a liability. I will continue to drive what I have.
@@Edddie-iu3zk smart. Drive what cost the least for as long as you can
Been trying to keep my 97 F150 going for years now until I get bring myself to buy a new truck. Shit is a loose loose proposition. no reliability not worth the price. Its frustrating because a lot of my interest require a truck but if I have to pay 800 bucks a month for a truck I cant afford to do my hobbies.
Love the way you are maximizing priorities and looking at this with the right mind set. Dont let a truck be an emotional buy or it will make you sacrifice other things that actually matter more.
then you are not a new truck buyer.
@davidporter7051 and in his situation he's very smart for not being a new truck buyer. Not sure what your point was
@@Jason-Samko my point is he isn't a new truck buyer.
“You will own nothing and be happy.”- WEF
I agree with the overwhelming greediness of ALL involved.
@phillyfathead and every thing falls back on us the consumer
Its called inflation 😂 Do you know what that is?
@We_Dont_Miss it's called greed and greed beats inflation as we are seeing
Well Toyota trucks always hold there value more than others. I mean there old 4Runners, tundras, fj cruises, Lexus gx. All great old vehicles if serviced regularly.
Toyota vehicles used to hold value. The new ones not so much.
not the new ones
Biden Harris raised the cost of everything and cars and trucks. If they continue expect a lot worse. Trump will bring the cost down.
Meanwhile im over here driving around my 1998 Lexus GS400 for the last 20 years without a single issue while my 2019 Kia Stinger is in the shop for the millionth time.
I'll trust an old Chevy square body before I'd trust a 2024 car nowadays.
Agree with you 100%. Doesn’t help we’re living in clown world with high inflation. Thanks for the video!
Yep no reason for our country to be in the condition its in right now. sad times.
One thing to also mention is older vehicles are more simple, less electronics, less headaches. I enjoy older Toyotas myself, I've owned everything over the years nearly, and as a guy who likes doing his own wrenching, Toyota has been the best for just using as a normal passenger car. My wife has a 2008 Toyota Yaris she bought new for $13k back then and it still is running strong with 130k miles now. I bought a 2005 manual transmission Scion XB, also a Japanese made Toyota vehicle in 2020 with only 88k miles on it, rust free, and only paid $6k shipped from across the country. It has been one of the best vehicles I have ever bought. Best part is our vehicles both have the same engines so maintenance is a breeze. I would say if you are comfortable with minor repairs go for an older Toyota. I taught myself how to change power door lock actuators, both my rear ones failed in my XB, 20 year old car now though. I got all 4 replacement ones for $45 on Amazon. Took 20 mins per door because I was going at a leisurely pace. Another thing to look for is a timing chain driven vehicle with a non-interference engine, trust me on this, if you get an older Toyota with one of these the engine can last 200k + miles no sweat. I have seen guys with the gen 1 XB's with over 300k miles. Something to think about also is how much money per year of ownership are you spending. If I bought a new truck for $45k today, and went on payments for the next 6 years, I would be putting out $7500 a year in payments, more than my whole XB that I have enjoyed for 4 years now, in just 1 year. I used to buy GM trucks back in the day. My uncles worked on the line so I got sweet deals on new ones. I had a 2002 S10 and a 2006 Silverado, the S10 was $12500, the Silverado $19500. The sad part is I would prefer those older trucks with their cheaper parts and lack of AFM and those amazing plush thick cushioned seats to anything new they make today. Maybe I'm just old fashioned, I like my stick shifts and straight razors, some things just never go out of style though. Sorry for the dissertation.
Love everything about this comment! Well said
What’s scary is folks will forgo there repairs driving around in a potential death trap and on the road right next to you
very true
My newest car is a 2013 . I used to buy new and keep for 2-3 years and trade them. Got to the point where cars got so expensive that I paid cash for my 2011 Sequoia and we just drive and do the services myself. I have not had a car payment for 9 years now and I prefer to spend my money on doing fun stuff with the family.
Thats great and the way to go if you can do that. as a 40k mile a year driver I burn thru trucks too fast to ever not have a payment.
@@Jason-Samko I got 300k on one of them. change fluids like clockwork. That it.
You nailed it my friend, not many people have the ability to think and state the facts, much appreciated
Glad you enjoyed it.
Speak the truth brother
Agree almost entirely,the fools who have to buy the most expensive vehicles are just as much to blame,thanks
I saw your other video and checked out Jeep. They really are offering some decently competitive pricing on the 24 models on the website if you build your own. Good deal for Jeep. Maybe, just maybe, they'll get back in the game.
Love jeep. Hate stellantis
The mindset of is viewing vehicles as utilitarian will open the door for foreign brands to move in and make a vehicle that is exciting and the big companies will lose business and then whine about it.
@@shannoncasper8670 usa is definitely driven by keeping up with or beating the jones
My friend I drive a fully loaded 2013 CRV with just over 100,000 miles on it. I still have 50,000 miles or three years left on a bumper-to-bumper warranty I bought separately, the car is kept out of the elements and is extremely new looking and running, on the other hand, my wife, her car got stolen out of the driveway, we moved from New York Long Island area we were there all our lives now we live in Pickens county South Carolina in the mountains. Buying a car down Here was a whole new experience, used cars have crazy high mileage because of the highway systems ,60% of the cars down here have salvage titles, so we ended up buying a little Mazda two with 50,000 original miles original owner garage kept underneath this car is as clean as the top. It’s nothing to brag about but it will run for 200,000 miles more. The kicker is we paid $9500 for the car out the door. The car was 17,000 when it was new 12 years ago, how’s that for upside down, but you can’t look at it that way I have to look at it as we have a 50,000 mile vehicle. We paid 10 grand for it and we keep it for many years. What a mess this countries in.
Great you can do that. I drive 40k miles a year on just my truck (and another 20k a year on my wife's). But myself at 40k on mine means in 5 years it's done with 200k on it. That's why I buy new for very low and selling a year and a half later for the same as I bought it for new or close to it. So most trucks cost me nothing or maybe 100 a month to own. But I means I have to swap vehicles often and find the best deals
@@Jason-Samko get it everyone’s life is different. If I had a new vehicle, I couldn’t afford breakdowns. There’s too much technology that’s why you get rid of yours every year and a half. I absolutely get it.
i would not buy any of these cars on this list
it seems like every new car or truck has so many problems and over priced i think it better to keep what you have as long as possible, just the sales tax and other fees are as much as a major repair on an older car. some new cars with the tech built into the windshield can cost up to $6000.00 to replace. the insurance is more just not worth it to me.
It’s not greed. The issue in this is customers allowing themselves to be treated like that. In a free market customers dictate what they will pay. They couldn’t deny what they wanted and took it on the chin. They are not hanging onto them out of lack of affordability they are upside down. In 2021 I was forced into the car market by a wreck that wasn’t my fault. I refused to pay those prices and bought an 05 Dakota farm truck. I bought it for 4 grand. Have spent about 6 on it since I’ve owned it. That’s 10 in total. I might get 5 grand for it one day when the market cools. That’s only a 6k loss over a few years. These people who paid these prices didn’t want to sacrifice and are now paying the cost of that. Customers dictate markets. Not dealers. Don’t pay the costs and they come down.
the market has remained flat for over 2 decades and some trims are actually less than they were 20 years ago. The fallacy prices are outrageous is a myth.
@@davidporter7051 Market has not remained flat at all? 5k mark ups on vehicles for chip shortages is not flat to anything.
@@JustJoshinYou12 don't comment you are completely clueless. Try researching before posting. It only helps
@@JustJoshinYou12 research before posting it only helps. Prices are flat. To research this go to the transaction price from 2004 and then compare the transaction price today and factor inflation. Prices most often drop or remain the same. Thus flat.
@@davidporter7051 That is a massive generalization. Are you talking about used cars? New cars? Average price per vehicle? If you want to insult someone make sure you be specific. You look stupid when you don't. Grow up and learn to control you emotions. Your insult was for no reason.