Car Dealerships Fire Employees As Profits Continue To Plummet

[@SquirrelyDan-1]

As of 3 days ago I am quitting my dealership job as a Lot Manager because they won’t give me a raise to keep up with inflation, and won’t give me a promotion to a better position. I’ve worked so hard for them but now they will just replace me with someone who is willing to work for less pay than me.

[@danny1103]

That's normal ; in order to get a decent promotion and a raise, you will need job hopping once in 3-5 years

[@jamesvw769]

Not surprising lot manager is a minimum wage job.

[@scottiswatchingtele]

do not quit until you have another job. why would you do this? It's stupid.

[@SquirrelyDan-1]

I realize it’s an in-between job, I’d stay because I enjoy it but inflation is getting to me. It was easy to find a better paying position, I had many offers in the past few months. I had my new job lined up before giving my notice.

[@davidoconnor393]

It's called a bright-eyed eager Foreigner

[@AwesomePlaylists888]

The salesmen that are left are better at ripping car buyers off .

[@Mason-dq7cf]

😂

[@lukejeung4615]

So glad to see and hear this happening!! Bad dealers've been ripping us off a big time for te last 2 years or so. They deserve this!! 😤

[@gregholman2930]

They like the oil companies were (and are) just recouping their loses that they suffered through-out the "Plandemic"!

[@danny1103]

​@Miss Demeanor Only because many dealership failed to uphold MSRP and provide the lowest finance rate with full disclosure but let greed get in their way when people are in need of transportation; similar analogy as those who buy out all the toilet paper, surgical masks, sanitizer and wipes from local retail stores and sold them 3+ times the price on Amazon during Summer 2020. Luckily Amazon banned the sales of those greedy private sellers and then those retail stores banned the return for refund on these items. So some people are getting ripped off without a choice when transportation is essential in this country especially travelling 30 miles to work/school are considered normal distance in some states; and then these buyers are at risk of default and car repo because of higher than budgeted monthly payment, potential laid-off (Twitter, Meta, Carvana etc) , having negative equity on the car loan when used car price are now going back down...

[@davidoconnor393]

Exactly why I won't buy a new car from a dealer,, I'll just wait 4 years for that person to pay off the car and sell it at a reduced rate for cash..

[@MrZpilot]

They would have all been out if business 2 years ago if you forced them keep all their old deals and rate specials with just a hand full of cars in stock. Supply and demand is a real thing. Also, this economy is a nightmare and it's only going to get worst.

[@Maynardd]

@Miss Demeanor yes and no. If you were forced to buy a vehicle like I was without a choice. Then you are forced to pay ridiculous prices because every single car out there was over priced. No choice.

[@aled6825]

Sorry for the employees but absolutely gleeful to watch the dealers burn

[@josephkelleher8820]

I don't feel sorry for any employee who tries to rip people off. They are a big part of the problem.

[@1linkbelt]

Burn baby, burn! lol

[@phoenixharvesters1373]

Look at the bigger picture

[@aled6825]

….care to elaborate?

[@alarefcoby3874]

Blame the factories not dealers I used to sell 20 cars a month at HONDA my numbers went down to 5 cars a month how would you expect the sales force to survive I just hate ignorant people yet this shortage dilemma not solved and it won’t be till 2024 maybe till 2025

[@brianbaca8343]

When they're charging $60K for a vehicle that's not loaded people don't want to buy them!

[@davidhooper8679]

After 5 months of going from dealership to dealership and having them trying to rip me off with thousands of markup and forced finance packages I am glad to see them hurt. They deserve what they get and hope it all collapses and the government will finally step in and get rid of these laws preventing the manufacturers to control the pricing or sell directly to the consumer.

[@chrisdemas8246]

They did it to themselves. An already not trusted industry just proved why they aren’t trusted and shouldn’t be.

[@JoeyCactus1]

You should do a video on consumer trust with dealerships moving forward. Personally I'm still upset over what happened and how they took advantage of us. I don't plan on buying a new car anytime soon.

[@searchforthetruth1]

Same here I’ve got good credit money in the bank and I refuse to overpay or deal with the shady tactics from the dealerships at the moment these prices better come down and I will thoroughly go through the payment cycle before I sign anything

[@phileasler5401]

You’ll get over it

[@obsoletecd-rom]

@@phileasler5401 no, we won’t. There are many people that need a car. It’s not some luxury purchase, for most.

[@absndus]

@@obsoletecd-rom It is a REQUIREMENT due to how the city landscape is setup for work, school, and childcare.

[@BertShackleford]

Ignore Phil Easler. He never has anything productive to say. He is just a troll that is probably connected to the dealership network in some manner. "Everybody is wrong and I am right. You all are stupid." ~Phil Easler Stay classy my friends.

[@dstrong11]

Our Dealership just sold itself in January to a bigger dealer here in the US. We went from selling 150+ cars to we barely have 60 out the door this month. Our GSM is feeling the squeeze and has most of us salesman ready to find other jobs elsewhere.

[@subvet3668]

Everywhere I look in my town of about 50,000 people. Lots are generally full of used cars and new dealer inventory getting better. They have tons of used cars but they are still so overpriced which is why their general sales are down.

[@stevenordstedt2535]

Criminal Dealers are like Criminal Polititians we can all do without them!

[@jamesbyerly766]

Wait another 6 months. It will really be a buyers market. They won't have a choice but to lower the prices. Sooner or later.

[@Kcbudden]

Hopefully

[@DMetal13]

Hard to feel sorry when they are literally trying to sell shit for way more than it's worth just because "That's what the market is right now". I need to replace my car but will throw a couple thousand more at it in repairs before paying 20K for a 5+ year old with 100K+ miles. Ridiculous...

[@inspectorvoid]

Raleigh NC still has dealers bragging about selling vehicles 13k over msrp. The mark ups are insane. Maybe this news means I’ll find a new vehicle I want soon 🎉

[@lalosoria]

Totally agree with you

[@thebenhardyshow]

East coast dealers need to wake up

[@gmholden85]

Greensboro here and yes it's crazy

[@rohitnijhawan5281]

@@thebenhardyshow It's madness in New Jersey. Most dealers won't even take phone calls. All pricing is in person. And they're all writing on their website "MSRP - $XX,YYY" after which it says... This is MSRP not dealer price. The car shows up on third party search sites at $XX,YYY After which they tack on a gazillion fees.

[@wanted-33]

I have friends that work in the sales end of dealerships. It basicaly feast, or famine. Their salary ebbs, and flows with the market. I couldn't live like that.

[@kerrybaral9241]

I feel like life is a 360 circle! Dealership made a lot during Covid and now they are paying back. It’s karma! So just take what you deserve- nothing more, nothing less. Remember you have to pay back if you stole from someone….

[@kentapley9315]

Anyone could have seen the gouging dealers would not last. So glad to see these crooks finally getting what they have coming.

[@spaided]

The reason we aren’t happy with car buying is literally in your video. Every single step of the buying process involves each person at each step making a profit…. We are paying that. That’s what needs to fixed in the car buying process. We always walk out feeling like we got screwed…. Fees. Packages. Add ons. Bs nitrogen. THATS WHY !!!!

[@vihtoripuurola3775]

Good things are coming for the future of the auto market. We need this reset like no other.

[@Willfully_Ignorant]

So where is this absolutely HUGE increase in price coming from? We have a surplus in used cars right now from what I have researched. Now that does depend on where your looking but the price being outrageously high doesn’t, it’s everywhere.

[@tomstarcevich1147]

My buddy a salesman got fired last week after 7 yrs of selling cars 🚗 😳

[@michaelwright1602]

Used, private party, the dealerships can go to hell.

[@Stew_Pid]

Good. That is all. Good. Bought a Ford Cmax 5 years ago with 55k at $10k. Price a year ago was $18k for the same mileage.

[@sokratzmmf]

Dealership staff better have saved up all that crazy inflated money they made. Things are going back down to normal.

[@rotart12arx3]

So does anyone that has a job.

[@HBL259]

New Car Dealers. No inventory on Lot means No interest payments on Loan. Less cars to take care of equals less employees. They have been charging a markup on cars because no inventory on hand. Some vehicles have had no or very little drop in sales figures. Compare over 5 years. This is a scam. Hold the Line and don’t pay MSRP. Work down from their and wait as needed. Sorry for those buyers who are stuck.

[@blueshirts0819]

The stealership I was at few nights ago here in NJ was putting in 1800 LoJack fee and 800 doc fee for pre owned cars. And try to get me in a 72 or 84 term wtf? They lowball me on my trade and won't negotiate the cost. Let them get stuck with these inventory

[@b4804514]

This is what Industry Disruption looks like. Shopping Malls close Dealerships close. These are not needed because of change

[@damonp357]

Do not pay for the dealer accessories, I walked away from a 21 Accord Touring, when they tried to charge me for things I did not want, like window tent, ceramic coat on the paint and pin stripes. Salesman was like thats how we make our money, and I was like that BS you make enough off of financing and warranties. Salesman called me back the same day saying they would take them off of the price if I was still interested in the car, which I was so, before TTL I was able to get the car for $33,500 and sticker was $38,500 . Granted I bought the car during the height of Covid and I knew car sales were down like 30% from the previous year. I knew I had them over the barrel and were dying to sale what they could.

[@thadlm2698]

NEVER EVER pay over MSRP or relent to silly dealer fees. Walk away….

[@tg25331]

It's crazy how it used to be never pay msrp

[@thadlm2698]

@@tg25331 wholeheartedly agree….the only vehicle I’ve ever paid MSRP for was my Tesla M3.

[@Maynardd]

So their profits have decreased 25 to 50%. but the part you’re leaving out is they were making 75 to 100% more profit than they should have been. They are still ahead of the game!

[@TC-dp3vv]

I'm sorry but it makes me feel so happy

[@MrLoungist]

Watching what they did to the market for the last two years scared me out indefinitely

[@ChristianGonzalez218]

I love hearing that these dealerships are struggling. Those vampires have been taking advantage of the consumer for too long. Karma

[@michaelvella8511]

It's high time to lower the car pricing NOW.....

[@scottiswatchingtele]

Everyone knows they will all be replaced by clicklane. I've already seen clicklane starting to be tricks & games, but if they use this service effectively--there will be very few sales people, finance managers or even the deal managers. Clicklane also has the potential to erase Autotrader from their biz ops. This is a big deal. The tesla effect will erase all these jobs. There will be some, but mostly operations and service. the next thing will be to close physical locations, which will start soon. A lot of this has to do with interest rates & the slowdown of the economy--but more has to do with a shift to AI and Tesla--and to use the internet as the showroom and there will be no need to have dealers on every major road. This is why Store owners are bugging out. This isn't a downturn. It's a paradigm shift. This is also why carvana will not go bankrupt. It won't. They will be the last standing & will control used car pricing & delivery--many existing dealers will use them as the core & dump major parts of their used car operations. (Think tesla who do not do used cars).

[@whocares0316]

Lexus dealers dont seem to be having any trouble selling their cars...new or used.And their pricing isnt going down from what i see.

[@commandermcbragg7347]

None of the positions mentioned add one cent of value to the car. I look forward to the day all vehicles can be purchased directly from the manufacturer with no middleman.

[@lancephinney5538]

During the pandemic the dealers were screwing everyone over with prices over msrp, karma is a bitch

[@lancephinney5538]

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[@lancephinney5538]

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[@lancephinney5538]

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[@lancephinney5538]

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[@lancephinney5538]

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[@boruger8561]

Dealer maintenance staff won't even answer the phone

[@RD-ce6bb]

Too bad for the employees however dealerships get no sympathy from me.

[@rhod8201]

I tried to buy a new truck 6 months ago and those idiots wanted $7000 above MSRP. I walked out.

[@OGGuy-xb1yk]

Here’s the thing…service departments are in desperate need of technicians in my area, Ford, Toyota, Kia, all of the dealers. I use Hyundai and their appts are always booked full 4 weeks out. Seems like instead of firing them, train those workers in service dept. I think the car production, financing will eventually turn around and sales will be extremely strong. I know 2 coworkers wanting to buy new Toyota’s and Kias, but there is no inventory on the cars they want and when they come in, +5k market adjustment. They are waiting it out. If the situation with supply sorts itself out, there will be a flood of new car shoppers. I don’t think they trust used cars, floods, repos, etc.

[@gmholden85]

Well well, the tables have turned

[@lalosoria]

It’s hard not to feel a very big satisfaction hearing this, let’s not forget that dealerships have a terrible reputation because most of them simply make a Huge profit by ripping people off, those fake fix that they always force customers to pay💰currently violate a certain numbers of state and federal laws, unfortunately, most customers have no idea about that otherwise the federal trade commission would’ve got rid of them all

[@glad777]

Out after 7.5 years in sales the last Friday in Oct. I have gone back to my old field that I lest due the amount of travel. Just had to go to CA for 4 days for training, next week I am back too drive 1K miles per week. 8.5 years to retirement.

[@fortheloveofnoise]

I work full time and am not gonna pay thes prices.... I'll buy a car next winter unless I find a great deal before then....guess I'll have to walk to work.

[@FLP90]

Same! Luckily I work remote but it would be nice to have a car and get out once in a while lol

[@erikracz4162]

They should fire management first, they are responsible for the business model, no exceptions on this, their leadership drove the business into the ground, and I do not think all customers that were screwed over and scammed will even complain, who cares?!!! 👍

[@gregorylyon1004]

I don't get it because these dealers have been making huge profits for the last two years. So to keep their people around longer on their overpriced cars seems to make sense. Not fire them.

[@DLewis-pc2op]

This too shall pass................

[@AGuyJustDriving]

Good, dealers are a blight.

[@TheJoepeanut]

I'm a mobile vendor that services 11 dealers and this info is very accurate have seen 3 used car managers let go and taking away all sales people bonus in the last few weeks but the ones with the good attitude say this is temporary however my opinion is if banks still loan on B credit rating buyer's then we will be fine and get through this 😉

[@Kevinw4040]

Avoid car lots and these slimy sales guys. Buy used cars from an individual.

[@keithburch8997]

The avg 27+ year old is barely making it. Financially struggling. High rent, food, and family obligations. Plus 7 yr car loans. ?

[@kenfldude]

The really greedy dealers already had the extra packages added on before the decline, not to mention their jacked up dealer fee.

[@lpwbeasty]

This is amazing. No sympathy for anyone in the car sales business.

[@sokratzmmf]

People unhappy with purchases because they realized hey overpaid for junk accessories and useless extended warranties.

[@EBIRCSBUS33]

i got a good deal back in 2005 waiting on another great deal i think its on its way /////////////////////

[@ryanbreedlove7694]

They won’t sell those vehicles another. I’m not buying anything I don’t want. It can sit there for all I care.

[@youtubecarspottersguide1]

we are sick of the bs and the markups ..$20k on a sequoia trd pro or tundra TRD pro

[@ItDoesntTakeaGenius777]

Where in the world are you getting your information? Dealerships that I work with are very profitable. Yes, last month was slightly less profitable but still strong. Dealerships in my area have 100s of job openings they are trying to fill. Please cite your sources.

[@newmoneymarcus]

Sales people? Huh?!!! These are order takers leaving not sales people.

[@markbunker5934]

I have no pity for these vipers. Good riddance.

[@gregholman2930]

Presently, there's an ongoing-cost-of-living crisis occurring that's effecting most people's finances negatively, so they don't have any discretionary $$$ that would provide them the option of splurging on a new (or used) ride at the moment. I think the cash buyer's are the only ones sitting in the cat'-bird's seat, If I was fortunate enough to be one of them & was in the market for a car, I would totally avoid the middleman which is the dealership & reach out directly to the manufacturer. Since cash is king right now, why pay retail when you might can find a hell-of a deal in the wholesale market.

[@HBL259]

You have to go through dealer.

[@KA9DSL]

The dealerships got very greedy and look whats happening to them. It's biting them in the rear! Taking advantage of buyers only goes so far. It's a shame we can't purchase directly from the manufacture's. Get rid of the middleman.

[@carlpiersall1683]

You forgot the Used Car Manager, they are dying from heart attacks from being forced to pay stupid money at auctions and are now underwater thousands per unit. Yup, no pressure there....

[@peterhumphrys]

Maybe just maybe there have been too many dealerships to start with My boss in hardware often said to me that there was simply too many stores chasing too few customers

[@fazole]

But according to basic economics thatbshould bring prices DOWN.

[@peterhumphrys]

@@fazole or put you out of business which Walmart often did, initially cheap prices kills small local dealer who can't buy as cheaply as the bigger outfits and once those smaller places close, then the remaining stores can hike their prices after all what other choices does the customer have when their is very little shopping choice left?

[@jamessmith2668]

I hate to say it but most people that work in car dealers are really not nice people to deal with they seem to have a my shit doesn't stink attitude.

[@stevekelly6500]

Why do we find these videos some enthralling?

[@Repomex01]

because the common folk, like the demise of the high roller. aka hate and envy

[@obsoletecd-rom]

@@Repomex01 what a pathetic point of view. Most people don’t give a shit a “high rollers”. And just because you have money it doesn’t mean you’re smart or savvy.

[@Repomex01]

@@obsoletecd-rom you just proved my point,,I know a lot of smart and savvy people who are lazy and broke. Hard Work, effort, tenacity and perseverance ...but we all live how we choose and nobody to blame but the image in the mirror.

[@eurowerx4267]

I hope Auto Nation sinks fast!! Worst corporation I ever worked for. ( In my opinion of course😂)The things I seen and were and tolerated😅😅

[@alvidrez7956]

Selling used cars for outrages prices = bad move

[@lot2196]

They will never deal in volume again. The new model will be less cars that are much more expensive. They will not need as many employees. The EV switch will bring government subsidies. That is where they will put their focus in the future. Sweet government handouts for "green".

[@MartinezRE1]

I wish I was like that in the housing market

[@AKDrummer72]

Ben, love the content! But I’m wondering if you have the capability to insert some footage to your videos? Your content is great but your viewership will probably increase if you can roll in charts, graphs, and/or some footage from lots or talk more specifically about which markets are seeing greater declines, layoffs or dealers, failing, etc.. if you can get more specific, include more data, etc. this would be tremendously more helpful to people at various stages of reentry or exit from markets.

[@ramrider1453]

So true Don. And also reduce asking a question to almost every video title. Just get to the point without all these question on the video titles. I like watching Bens videos but it’s getting routine and old already. But data and stats would be helpful and informative 👍

[@AmericanRoads]

Personally, I am treating Ben's videos more like podcasts. I have the video running on the background and listen only to the audio, while I am working something else.

[@AKDrummer72]

@@AmericanRoads that makes sense. I do that sometimes when I’m driving as well. Most of the time videos do better with footage however. His constant theme of talking at the camera for 10 or 11 minutes while providing no charts, graphs, statistical, data, or even being specific about which markets are crashing harder than others would be helpful to him and to the viewers.

[@AJ-di4df]

I can’t look away… it’s a train crash

[@simons5193]

I have no idea what you are talking about!!! No profits, selling at cost??!! Can you please tell us where these dealers are?? I stopped by a Honda dealer yesterday and their new cars on the lot had an average of $8,000.00 mark up over the MSRP. and this is repeated all over the place with every dealer. It sounds like we live on different planets.

[@jimmulderig743]

Agree 💯

[@searchforthetruth1]

Yeah you should do a video about what consumers think about dealerships I’ve got a 700+ credit score I finally got money in the bank due to being self-employed certainly not any help from this current administration but I was seriously considering buying a new truck the past couple years but these prices are so ridiculous I will literally wait another two years or go without entirely because I am so upset with how these dealers treat customers I honestly don’t need a new vehicle that bad

[@phileasler5401]

You’ll get over it…or never buy another car/truck…

[@obsoletecd-rom]

@@phileasler5401 what dealership do you work for?

[@BertShackleford]

@@obsoletecd-rom Here he [Phil] is again regurgitating more nonsense. He is just a troll. Ignore him. Let him flounder in his own narcissistic fantasy. Stay classy my friend.

[@davidporter7051]

Go without, prices are not going to drop.

[@Crunchifyable2]

If you wait for the Mavericks to come back and stock I highly recommend them if you can survive with a short bed and great fuel economy

[@travis4118]

WHAT? Courtesy Toyota of BRANDON--GET there! Ben is living in some weird state? Toyota is selling TUNDRAs at MSRP--they don't mark-up. Some other dealerships are telling folks $10,000 to $20,000 over sticker--people are BUYING. Brandon Ford - (literally next door)--BRONCO Raptor - $50k over sticker - GREAT DEAL RIGHT? Ben you then have video telling us DEALERS are still selling cars over sticker and the line is still out the door!

[@mikeisaacs2314]

Don’t feel sorry for them at all

[@justindillon1470]

Where is your data to support what you are saying? All I hear is a lot of he said, she said, they said, etc...

[@highrzr]

Not shedding one tear for the stealerships.

[@itsrojas]

Cars are still over priced

[@kerrybaral9241]

Just wondering did they fire you as well ? I’m sorry

[@andrewc6950]

Where do you even get your sources from?

[@oleradiodudea.m.4735]

Cars have always been a feast or famine business.

[@frankcorrea8691]

Was a server in the restaurant business, it was a feast or famine business, make a killing on Saturday night with tips the the next 3 days you are duking it out with other servers to get table!

[@oleradiodudea.m.4735]

@@frankcorrea8691 So I am sure you can understand why there will be an exodus of car salespeople (it's a revolving door anyway) since they are straight comm.

[@Nintendude2013]

When will prices go down?

[@thebenhardyshow]

Making a video on this soon

[@bradhampton6457]

No sympathy here. Greed is not a good thing. Karma. You usually get back what you give in life. The auto industry is making major adjustments. More to come.

[@mikesheridan476]

Car buying guides don't work sorry bro we don't care for the tactics, we're still making money

[@SuperTipsLLCs35]

what happen next?

[@kiriaz82]

5k more on the top of the overpriced cars because they are short staff.

[@IzaguirreC]

@@kiriaz82 yeah not going to happen. They would all lot rot. I recently got an email from a local gmc dealer selling at invoice.

[@kiriaz82]

@@IzaguirreC nice, stealerships love to rip ppl off but when is their turn to get burn, miraculously the price can go down, no more chip shortages bs and more cars in the lots. If I get a car (not now I am Happy with my s2000) I would get it from a Toyota dealer that I called for rav4 and there were not markups.

[@IzaguirreC]

@@kiriaz82 you sure they were not marking anything up? I had very few asking msrp but they also forced tint nitrogen and interior protection for 1k. Ford had the worst markups I’ve ever seen, closest dealer to me (Griffith ford San Marcos) had 10k markup on almost all vehicles, even higher if it was a ford performance / Shelby etc. After months and months of trying to find the right replacement I’m sticking with what I have currently (2020 taco) usually swap vehicles every 2 years, will be keeping mine for the long haul. (13k miles). I’ve also been getting calls from dealers that I inquired about vehicles over 4 months ago.

[@kiriaz82]

@@IzaguirreC as far as know no markups however, this didn’t mean that they would’ve done it once you got there. I didn’t end up going but I am still waiting for the GR no markups so far but will see. They told me it can take up to 8 months to 1.5 year to get one lol. Perfect timing if a recession hits.

[@Kenneth_R]

Lots of fair weather sailors jumping ship. lol

[@searchforthetruth1]

Most of them are the green horns that came on during the pandemic and we’re never really tough skin salesman to begin with. They were trained when the economy was stopped altogether and then they skimmed the cream off the top of the economy when people were butterballed with money

[@heritagefamilydental]

I thought profits were up for dealers????

[@eddiecostik6587]

For the love of God, slow down your delivery when you speak!

[@andrewdixon3538]

Hi Ben, usually I like your videos however today I have some serious issues with what you have said. First: you’re using data that is way behind the actual conditions of the market and overall you inner change profit per car with gross profit per car. The numbers you quoted aren’t happening. Second: I’m sure many struggling dealerships will try the old Add equipment trick as you suggested. That has close to zero chance to work this time because the only way it has ever worked in the past is if the bank or finance company would finance the equipment! I don’t think that will happen. Everything I can tell about the market, we’re in a repossession apocalypse almost! Banks and finance companies will all want more cash down to reduce the exposure, and not finance frivolous add-ons. Third: unfortunately, there’s been lots of dealerships who have been just getting by in the market with record sales and near 0% interest! As both of those key components have recently changed, there will be hundreds of dealerships that close up for good. The closings will be Exacerbated if there are also manufacturers/ who fail like they did in 2008 and 2009.

[@stevesnell7489]

Lol really?!

[@rickclark4714]

Okay, when will all this reported car market carnage going to reflect in lower used and new car prices…? Until then, all these doom videos are just inside baseball clickbait.

[@jamesfetzer2629]

This is laughable and so not true

[@Kcbudden]

Agreed cuz if it was the prices would be lower on vehicles and there not

[@nightkraken7257]

audio noise is terrible

[@thebenhardyshow]

My new camera and mic should be in soon, current mic is broken, so I’m filming without one

[@phileasler5401]

Audio is fine…

[@fortheloveofnoise]

Noise is good.

[@WachoDude]

where are you getting your facts from?

[@jeremyhart6099]

Dude I like the beard but you need to trim it up🧔🏽‍♂️