Truck Market crashing?

[basstracker89]

Dude, that ain't a regular. There's no way. It has to be one of those newer ones that has ridiculous horsepower or a hybrid/electric.

Yea, they're making race cars now. Still not the fastest thing on the road. At that price, it should be

 

[basstracker89]

letusbuyyourcar I stand corrected. OH, and the price is more than DOUBLE the MSRP window sticker!

Do wheels and tires come with that??........🤣

 

[basstracker89]

I hate to agree with you, but I do. My wife LOVES Toyotas (she's Japanese) and I love her Corolla Sport. We need a new, good American-made truck like they used to make them (minus the non-existent safety standards LOL): durable, long-lasting, and not so many darn electronics in it.

Buy an older truck!!! 32yrs and still going on the same daily driver

 

[Bypass]

The ones that do have 700+ usually don't make bad financial decisions. Like buying $100k and up depreciating junk.

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Hmm my Lariat was 80k. That seems a bit high.

 

[Fatal_Bert]

Getting rid of inventory because they know EV's are the future.

 

[basstracker89]

Hmm my Lariat was 80k. That seems a bit high.

Most I ever paid for a new truck was $32k. So anything after that is too high. And that's a loaded diesel, 4x4, crew cab 2500. Last I checked, a few years ago was $90k+ to replace that truck

 

[GaMudd]

Getting rid of inventory because they know EV's are the future.

Your humor knows no boundaries.

 

[IMDB]

Another down side to the insane prices is I have to carry enough insurance on my 2010 F-150 to cover a $30,000 truck that someone paid $100,000 for.

 

[basstracker89]

Your humor knows no boundaries.

Always stirring the pot.......

 

[Bypass]

Buy an older truck!!! 32yrs and still going on the same daily driver

Boats and trucks I never buy into someone else's problems. I put maybe 1500 miles a year on a vehicle so 9000 miles when it is paid off. So, I get a pretty good trade in value.