If a recall for a vehicle is fixed, is honda obligated to disclose that information? Im purchasing a used 2025 CPO hybrid touring crv w2000 miles and the worm wheel is not a current open recall. Via carfax there's Only one open recall, the fuel pump. Could that mean they fixed the worm wheel already? I asked the sales manager who said this vihicle simply doesnt have that recall.

I have my Toyota Echo for almost 26 years and still going strong…205,000 miles on it

Engines smaller, LCD displays larger. More USB ports, less reliability 🙂

I can do this with my Toyota Camry 2007 easily!

Wow, this guy is definitely paid off

What people do to make money on this site? Nobody is selling trucks. Stop wasting our time. We already know that dodges advertising might be going out of business chevy's not going doing good with all the lawsuits, toyota's doing really bad problems with the engine.You're not telling nobody nothing new

Bottom line prices are too damn high. When I hear what cars are going for these days it just makes me what to hold on to the car that I have. $1200 for a car payment is insane. Paying that for a car means most people will never own their own home.

Our Ford dealership here in Canada is also flooded with trucks and bronco sport that barely sell. Some of them have over 200 days of sitting, people only buy them when there's incentives.

41,000 for a ford F-150🙄🙄🙄🙄that’s crazy

I can say that the local Subaru dealership is packed all the time with shoppers and moving cars. They also are willing to work a good deal with you and also did not do market adjustments during the pandemic. The Ford and Ram Dealership are overflowing with cars and during the pandemic they had 10k plus mark ups and people remember that stuff.

NOW IS NOT THE BEST TIME TO BUY A NEW CAR. Prices are at an all time high. A 7.7% discount off MSRP only discounts the sales tax in most locations. You still pay the MSRP. And, with insurance rates climbing you have to carry full insurance on financed automobiles. With Ford leading the race for the most recalls, followed closely by Stellantis and Toyota you may not be able to even drive your new car very often. You will more likely become friends with your local car rental company. Let the manufacturers eat the stuff for screwing us so much during the pandemic. They deserve it.

My dealer in Canada has 2023s at discounts and financing incentives. I don't think of 23s as outdated. For a great discount it might be worth it to offset depreciation. For me, I'm happy with my '19 I bought cash and factory-ordered it at a discount that's similar to today's '23 clear-outs. I do low enough miles I can baby it indefinitely.

JD Power treats all faults and issues similarily. So, a complete engine breakdown is considered of same critical issue as Bluetooth getting disconnected from the infotainment system. J.D. Power's chart is a completely wrong thing study for reliability of cars. Cars that offer no features will always top that chart as reliable.

I do not want another cars or trucks because I can not afford it because I am retired and money real tired living by paid check!! 😅

You have such a soothing and lovely voice.

2010 crv ❤ proud owner

hurry ... hurry... go buy an expensive gas guzzler with limited passenger space, and outdated platforms for over $50,000+

Dealers gotta pay interest on those cars sitting on the lots. Sometimes its easier to take a short term loss for survival.

Recently had warranty work at dealer on 2022. new cost was 37k, only 18k miles, yet dealer wanted to buy it with a 20k trade in offer🤣 all new inventory on lot has a ADM sticker for 7k above msrp. plus, they charge a $999 dealer fees on sales. 🤮 i told them if stupid people in this state pay that, that's their problem. where i moved from, they would laugh and walk out. florida dealers are mostly stealerships. 🍋🤡💩👺👀💯🙄👎

It's a bummer about the Nissan trucks. We could use another solid Japanese competitor in that space.

It's a pretty picture for me. I buy cars, I don't sell them. They can try to dig in all they want but they're either gonna budge or not sell them. It's not a need, it's a want. I got ALL the leverage.

I most likely will NEVER buy a new car 🤷🏻‍♂️

I'm going to tell you again, the government will fork over billions to bail them out, it won't be called a bailout.

That’s a lot of Fords at a Nissan dealer

After owning a Titan and seeing how many parts had to be replaced under warranty this all makes perfect sense. If even 30% of Nissan owners go through as many repairs as I do, their profits add up lol.

They are willing to die on this hill before lowering prices by any significant amount. If they give big discounts once, people will expect them all the time again.

There 2025 models on or coming to dealerships, I would stay from anything that has been sitting on a lot for 2-3 years.

You use your website to pitch 3 year old trucks? Hahahahaha

2023 cars should be 30-40% off , the depreciation alone is at least 25%

They are discounting the cars that nobody wants.

Review's a joke.. get a KBB.

A $ 60,000 truck on average has around 15% mark up from invoice plus 3 to 4 % hold back . So as a buyer hit the dealer in the balls at around 23 % off to start

Ram 1500's are garbage. 2500's are supposed to be okay?

Wait till they sell for 15000 dollars out the door 🚪

sales tax in my area is 8% ..

I was looking into a 2025 GMC Acadia and was shocked at the ridiculous high MSRPs ... quite a few in my area are $60,000+ ..... insane prices ...

The Ford F150 is about as reliable as a trash can. High cost, low reliability I'll take a Silverado 1500 anyday over a Ram or Ford

75% off would still be a tough sell. My 1998 F150 still runs just fine. So does my 1998 Camry V6.

Are you a pitch man for the auto industry? People simply need to wait 4 to 6 weeks! In that time Biden will resign and Harris will be in. The economy/dollar will collapse and with it EVERY dealer. Then people can simply go to the dealership they want to and go in take the FOBS and drive off with vehicle of their choice. The greatest event in human history is coming so very soon if you understand global derivatives and Treasury action.

This Nissan Z Nismo I was tracking finally sold after almost a year, Went from $68k -> 65k - 62k and then finally I checked it a week ago it was at 57k and it finally sold.

$48.000 ram affordable? Are you mad

Last night I left my local Aldi, I had to pick up some last minute groceries like eggs, they're only $2.15 a dozen right now FYI, cheaper than BJ's. As I'm loading the car I hear an engine racing towards me on route 27, like it's in too low of a gear for the speed it's traveling. I look up and I can't tell if it was a Jeep Cherokee or a Wagoneer but I know it was one of those by the head and tail lights. Don't know if the driver had it in "sport" mode but didn't sound good for a car that's almost brand new. But hey I can't laugh, I got into my [wife's] 2023 Kia Soul and drove away. 😆

not really able to get any; mostly those are for employees , according to dealers

Price reductions are 1/2 the picture , % rates are the other half , legalized theft as far as I'm concerned 😮

So many Jeeps on this list and they still seem way overpriced after the discounts.

some automakers retain resale value well take a 2005 Toyota Camry with less than 40k miles on it is worth between 4,200 and 5,700 at the moment granted a Camry is 16 Ft long and between 3,200-3,600 LBs while for ex a 1965 Buick Skylark GS is 16.92 Ft long and had 325 HP and 425 Ft LB torque and could do a quarter mile in 13.4 secs

Greed is all about making money for the rich. Screw the working man.

Prices aren't slashed enough. These leftover vehicles will be heading to the auction before the dealer drop the prices to where the Average Joe can afford them.

Those aren't discounts, they're dark humor. You gotta be kidding to fall for this nonsense.

Ain’t no fuckn jeep IN THEE WORLDDDDD worth 100$k😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣