Car prices are dropping: What this means for Carvana, Hertz and others | MarketWatch Invests

As car prices stabilize, used vehicles remain the standout choice. FEP's Scott Romanoff and MarketWatch's Venessa Wong shed light on how dealerships, like Carvana, Hertz, and Lithia Motors, are adapting to the latest car-buying trends.
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[@trump1105]

Wholesale prices are dropping, not consumer pricing.

[@George-ni5ic]

Why the background “high tension” music?

[@alexgamble4718]

A tad overbearing

[@flaminspeed]

Also depends on the car. Sports cars are not going down in price for example. Generic cars that sell in high-volume are finally selling for below sticker price.

[@jorgesalazar8015]

Carvana ads?

[@stoundingresults]

Only new car I would consider is a Mazda that starts it VIN with a J. Most of everything else is designed to fail at 100k miles.

[@AnotherMartinez]

Car dealers stuck it to us, consumers… the tables have now turned and with a vengeance