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Geez Louise car markups have gotten insane
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Hell would freeze over before I pay anything near MSRP never over LOL.
I was in the market for a car a few months ago. Ended up buying an old Toyota to drive instead of having a payment. The worst cars I saw while looking
2022 Kia Sorento SX Prestige MSRP $42,XXX-ish. Dealer wanted $65,XXX by the time the paperwork was done.
2022 4Runner TRD Pro was $105K after dealer markup
2022 Kia Sorento SX Prestige MSRP $42,XXX-ish. Dealer wanted $65,XXX by the time the paperwork was done.
2022 4Runner TRD Pro was $105K after dealer markup
We are slowly replacing a few company vehicles this year , prices have been absurd but trade in values are as well or were.
Idiots are born every day and they continue to pay these insane prices. People have so much more power than they think, if everybody quit buying them it would not take long for the prices to normalize.
$80k for a damned Bronco? You a natural born moron if you pay $80k for a damned Bronco.
It is more than just the supply chain, it is an intentional drive to increase the cost of non fuel efficient vehicles to drive consumers to highly fuel efficient vehicles and electric. It makes a 60K Tesla look cheap now in comparison.
Biden‘s executive order on fuel economy standards are nuts. They expect ~8% fleet improvement year over year improvement, and roughly a 30% overall improvement from 2021 to 2026. I doubt car manufacturers can redesign engines that fast and make those improvements…Thus to achieve a fleet average you have to drive up the cost of the non fuel efficient cars to drive people the most fuel efficient cars.
It is all being done so the American family can save money !
www.transportation.gov
Biden‘s executive order on fuel economy standards are nuts. They expect ~8% fleet improvement year over year improvement, and roughly a 30% overall improvement from 2021 to 2026. I doubt car manufacturers can redesign engines that fast and make those improvements…Thus to achieve a fleet average you have to drive up the cost of the non fuel efficient cars to drive people the most fuel efficient cars.
It is all being done so the American family can save money !
USDOT Announces New Vehicle Fuel Economy Standards for Model Year 2024-2026 | US Department of Transportation
Standards to require fleet average of 49 mpg by 2026, save consumers money, and advance U.S. energy independence
www.transportation.gov
