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On this week's episode of RYGTBKM, a Jeep Gladiator is discounted a whopping $20k; a bankrupt moron buys a Dodge Charger and ends up with a $840 monthly payment; and Hyundai-Kia recall 3.3 MILLION CARS because of a fire risk.

[@superturtle61177]

Reached out to a Jeep dealer Friday about a Grand Cherokee 4xe that's been sitting on the lot. MSRP like 63000, the dealer said they couldn't go below invoice at like 61000. I thanked them and cut off communication. I understand that they aren't going to give me their best price through email, but that price wasn't worth me wasting more time by visiting the dealer.

[@VideoArchiveGuy]

Correct - that's the way most people should shop. When I purchased my last vehicle I emailed three dealers asking for their best and final price and told them I would choose the dealer with the lowest price - and I did. Later I took my vehicle in for service at a closer dealer and my salesman asked why I didn't give them a second chance as they could have beat the deal I got. I told him again I said "best and final deal" in my email.

[@VIC33-bd6dc]

its because they are making payments also

[@beachlife3772]

You are correct Dan...I have been car shopping and all the dealers use this tactic with false advertising....then we call the sales rep on it and it acts like it is all normal....we just walk out.

[@subaruamazon]

good. sold cars in college and looked at two used cars at new car dealerships. they jerked me around so I walked out. kind of awkward but good to do.

[@brentmiller3479]

Guys. Most auto dealers are so crooked that when they die they have to be "screwed" into the ground to be buried

[@EmmyPierz-ek7hi]

Or Bury them with their Rear ends above ground... So the kids have somewhere to park their bicycles.😬. CB

[@render8]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 so true...🤦

[@brentmiller3479]

@@EmmyPierz-ek7hi That Sounds like an old Rock Hudson Joke!

[@user-so2xo4tn4c]

thy nave been like that since i started driving in the 70s

[@gtech66]

The Jeep dealership by me has 62 Jeep Gladiators in stock with an instant $7000 discount $50k MSRP leas discount = $42k. Still overpriced for a vehicle that will lose 30% of its value and breakdown in 3 years.

[@shanewilfon6860]

My brother gladiator is first year model and has 115000 trouble free miles. It is ugly though 😂

[@double_joseph327]

Jeeps surprisingly hold their value very well

[@ipeteagles]

@double_joseph327 lol

[@billredding2000]

@@double_joseph327 Yes, they do. One of the best in that regard despite the clueless "don't know anything about Jeeps but here's what I say" fools saying otherwise. My 2021 Gladiator (Rubicon) has been fine, and the best choice I could have made back then (April 2021). And I ALWAYS look forward taking it out, even if for absolutely no reason at all. I'll be keeping it for quite some time... -- BR

[@OSUBoxkator]

Who told you Jeeps break down in 3 years? They're idiots.

[@fratzogmopars]

Paying 34 grand in interest makes a lot of sense when you consider what the public school system has been pushing out the past few decades.

[@formerlyknownashammerofthegods]

Last month, Jeep was giving a 10 percent discount on Gladiators and previous to that they were giving “employee pricing” on them.

[@naf2579]

American consumers have been trained to consume consume consume with no thought. Always wanting the next "thing".

[@OgKamoGaming]

That’s what public education has been developed to do. Work for the rich, give your money back to the rich. Ronde and repeat until we die.

[@oliverramclam6009]

You think they will learn ?

[@victormedellin4428]

Capitalism

[@indycharlie]

Phones are an example .

[@OgKamoGaming]

@@victormedellin4428 yes and no. Government education brain washing citizens to become consumers, while allowing financial institutions to fleece the least educated and triple taxing along the way is something different.

[@timsilva1944]

The audacity of people that state they'll never be able to buy a house or retire while simultaneously overpaying for cars/trucks that require nearly $1000/ mo. payments.

[@yarpos]

but you look really good in a nice new car , so there's that.

[@riseabove3082]

@@yarpos and for some it's not even new - 5 years old plus another 6 years it'll be a less nicer 11 year old car.

[@faraon2012]

I Say, wonderland is gone forever and ever 😢

[@knotslip8862]

Great video! I completely agree with your Dad. People are so materialistic and stupid these days that we are doomed as a society. Stupid people are what keep prices high- not greedy companies. Companies will sell things for what people will pay. If no one will pay the price they're asking, they have 2 options - lower their price or close their business - that's it - that's how free market works.

[@ChopperChad]

But it’s not really a free market. Just look at auto manufacturer franchise laws that were pushed by dealers to control the market.

[@knotslip8862]

@@ChopperChad Its free market in that its supply and demand based and if no one is willing to pay the price being asked then prices must be reduced or there is no business. But yes, I see your point - just like the government getting involved and putting ridiculous regulations and requirements on manufacturers. Thanks.

[@subaruamazon]

@@ChopperChad nj here. very strong lobby in the state to control dealership franchise crap.

[@matthewronson5218]

"not greedy companies"

[@JCreole]

It’s only worth what someone is willing to pay…..

[@CarysCorner]

Dealers are always dishonest when it comes to rebates. About 20 years ago, I saw an ad for a Ford truck, and upon reading the fine print, it showed that there were two rebates, where if you qualified for one, you could not get the other and vice versa. Yet the ad had included both in determining the final price.

[@VideoArchiveGuy]

That's where you need to read the ad carefully; often they say there are $X in "available rebates" with an asterisk that says you may not qualify for them all.

[@jeffissimo1221]

My local dealer has 4 Gladiators "in transit" and are advertising the MSRP between $57K to $64K and have a "rebate" of $6,000-$6,4000, supposedly bringing the prices to $51K to $57K. As a former Jeep owner, I can say that is still about $20,000 over priced for the quality you get from Jeep.

[@VIC33-bd6dc]

lol...C'mon guys...

[@manormyth]

Jeep reliability has killed it’s brand, my jeep has been a nightmare for me

[@SamslamminCars]

My friend's 2020 Gladiator had the death wobble "fixed" by the dealer a year after ownership. He ended up flipping it & will never touch another Jeep product now. They're trash

[@Kopernicus67]

I had a '14 Jeep GC, and a '15 Wrangler Unlimited. Both stickered just over $32k. The Wrangler gave me no issues over the 3 years I had it, but no longer wanted an off-road vehicle that was always on road (we get 12-24" snow here in NW PA per storm) and was killing my back with the seats and ride. The '14 GC was bought used after the Wrangler. Transmission started to go after 96k miles, and the two dealers in the area denied anything was wrong (hoping to delay until the 100k powertrain warranty was over I figured). Jeeps used to be blue-collar vehicles that were known for less than average reliability. But you lived with the low reliability because parts were cheap, everyone knew hot to fix one and you could easily trade up for another Heap with little down. Now they are priced (and have the reliability of) like Range Rovers! Who wants a $70k vehicle that is as average build quality as these heaps? They are great cheap fun for $30k, but when I spend $70 I would expect Toyota reliability and BMW performance. CJD response? Let's build more car magazine Frankenstiens with 392 engines and add even more parts that no one uses. I doubt 5% of Wranglers actually go off-road to places where another average CUV with AWD couldn't make it as well.

[@JI814]

Lying used to be considered morally wrong by just about everyone and liars were looked down upon.

[@cva1122]

Agreed. Now they are past presidents.

[@user-qc7dr3cd3q]

@@cva1122 Present president

[@ih302]

The delusion runs deep in this one -> @@user-qc7dr3cd3q

[@ChrisWall999]

It has gone absolutely crazy - just had a Facebook ad for a Sequioa, $7700 down and $849 a month - TO LEASE!!!! I worked in the motor trade for over 20 years in Britain - this stuff is crazy!!!

[@brokeduece1691]

Wow, thats a great deal. Where is this?

[@ipeteagles]

@brokeduece1691 🤣

[@wolfcola3401]

Ford just offered me a 2023 expedition lease for 36 months at 799.00 with 8,000 down. I laughed, because when you do the math, the 8,000 divided into 36 months equals another 214.00 on top of the 799.00., 1,014.00 a month, no thanks. My current 2020 ranger lease is only 380.00 a month. Guess I'm buying my ranger at end of lease in a few months. I'd be nuts not to buy it. It only has 14,000 miles on it, with a residual value of 23,000. I'm pretty sure it's worth 34,000.

[@lotsofthisandthat9791]

Go MOPAR and buy it. Drive it 200,000 miles.

[@brianloerzel1936]

All these manufacturers want top dollar for their products and the quality of their products keeps going down!?!?!?!?!?

[@miykael001]

You guys are awesome! This should be a video about Truth in Advertising. Dealers & the legacy car majors still haven’t learned.

[@jerryhantz7233]

People please, think about this for a second,you buy a very expensive vehicle, the dealer pays his mortgage and boat payments, you sit at the dinner table in the evening eating hotdogs.

[@nipperdawg1865]

Wow you have hot dog money left?

[@apollyon9946]

Even if you do buy it, good luck actually driving it while you own it. By the time a Jeep's paid off, it will be a paperweight. And that's only after 4-5 years.

[@tara.stern123]

I like hotdogs in my mac and cheese.

[@kyloren1014]

I saw that ad and I need a SUV, so the Gladiator is a pick up and SUV in one and checked a dealer in ColoradoSpgs and they are no discounts really offered and they are priced at 60,000 still - so I just left

[@drury2d8]

Jeeps and rams barely make it 5 years without trouble. We proudly buy junk with pride.

[@kagnewcobra5228]

Just visited a Jeep dealership and there was a pile of Gladiators in the lot. This was on Sun., 1 Oct 2023. Rams were 15% off MSRP. Lots of Rams too!

[@lo1bo2]

It would be funny if they were literally in a pile, as if a crane had dropped them.

[@NR63917]

The funniest part about that Charger situation is that a 4000 $ Camry will DEFINITELY do the job better and not put you in debt.

[@VideoArchiveGuy]

If you're buying a Charger, a Camry would be an exercise in boredom for you and you'd hate every second you spent in it. The Camry is for people who want the car to be boring and reliable, an appliance. The Charger is for people who want excitement and power delivery and an obvious drop in quality and reliability.

[@FrankySilverFace]

@@VideoArchiveGuy Newer Camrys aren't as bad as you think. IRS and 300hp with .82 lateral G's isn't race car stuff but it's MILES better than any Camry ever was. And they rarely break. Just sayin.

[@VideoArchiveGuy]

@@FrankySilverFace A better floaty sedan is still a floaty sedan, but I will agree they are better than they ever were, though I have my doubts Toyotas made in Kentucky are as reliable as those made in Japan.

[@NR63917]

@@VideoArchiveGuy Yeah sure, if that’s worth going in debt for 60 000 USD.

[@VideoArchiveGuy]

@@NR63917 Never said it was, but rather if you are buying a Charger reliability and appliance status aren't primary shopping factors.

[@absolutelynonameslef]

In my opinion, $32k would be a fair point to begin negotiations for a Gladiator. I can't imagine that think being worth more than $30k in a sane world.

[@jeffissimo1221]

agree

[@Wiggywom]

It will absolutely vary by model... the Rubicon and Mojave do have a few bells and whistles above the entry level sport. Which are selling around 30-38K depending on options. Where the real markups come from is all the stupid electronic windows and seats that absolutely don't belong in a offroad truck.

[@jeffissimo1221]

@@Wiggywom Yeah I always wondered how long my electric windows and locks would last, seeing has how mine leaked at the corners where the windshield and top met the upper door sill. No amount of re- alignment would put an end to it. The "mucker pad" was absolutely the mot useless device on the sill. Every time it rained there were water beads on the door locks buttons. I had the JKU Rubicon and despite the Dana 44 axles , lockers, and electric sway bar disconnect, it is still not a $60K vehicle. It's a $35-40K vehicle at best. Now that Jeep has completely ruined the engine/transmission options, there was no way I was buying a third one. The JL needs a V6, but the 3.6L Pentastar has got to go. Something was never right with it. Both my 2014 and 2016 were relentless with the check engine light and P0300 misfire codes. The dealer refused to even log the codes into their system. I can only imagine they were trying to prevent a Lemon Law claim. If you have one, good luck with it.

[@VIC33-bd6dc]

Dealers are after every cent nowadays...Everything is overly priced, Jeep Wrangler loaded should be 45,000 tops

[@Wiggywom]

​@@VIC33-bd6dceveryone likes money.

[@tonyferdaise5292]

We live in a society that people MUST have not what is really needed. People who get themselves into this problem I don’t feel sorry for them.

[@tonyferdaise5292]

@@Ayn-Rand-Is-Dead wow so are we supposed to feel sorry for people who get them in over there multiple times because the don’t know then difference between want and needs?

[@richki.24]

I make $120k+/year and my wife makes $200k+/year and we hate paying for a $40,000 car ...

[@m9b7v5]

Wife and I have purchased new; 18 Wrangler, 19 Challenger, 20 Ram 2500 with diesel and 21 Challenger. We have Wrangler and Ram paid off. Challenger is gone and house is paid off, debt free. We are both RNs and refuse/could not imagine purchasing at these prices ... 2 years later. After decades we are keeping what we have and enjoying debt free living.

[@bernieschmitz4192]

If I were baited and switched....I would agree to the new price and sit down with the dealer, complete the paperwork with every add-on possible with 100% dealer financing , and then change my mind and walk out the door at the last moment when the dealer is pushing me to sign the papers. A reverse Bait and Switch LOL.

[@perrymathis4557]

It's not "how can you be so stupid", it's "how can so many be so stupid" Yes Ray we are collapsing.

[@USMCGYSGTRET]

You're right on, I never meet the criteria for rebates lol

[@yourgooglemeister6745]

I was so close a few months ago to pulling the trigger on a gladiator so glad I didn't. The mechanical problems keep coming out and they're still going to have to Discount them more. not to mention the dealers are the sleaziest of all brands

[@OgKamoGaming]

Beat your head against the wall until a mentor grabs you and says, “hey dummie! See this opening? It’s called a door…”

[@miamired1]

"Bait and with" is illegal and needs to be reported to the Federal Trade Commission. There are hefty fines for this.

[@matthewronson5218]

So should bait-and-switch

[@MEGAONE302]

My used 09 car cost me 5k 8 years ago and it's still going strong. :)

[@MEGAONE302]

Guess what make and model?

[@mikep4745]

We rented a Gladiator last weekend. It had less than 20,000 miles. On day 2 there was a giant puddle of oil on the garage floor. When we returned it, the rental staff was unfazed like this was 'normal'.

[@herrporschex]

I called them alread I live in los angeles it was listed for 1 day and after thatthey brought it down to 7k but they have addons. The rebate in california is 15% on sport S models.

[@flashnmb1]

This is how Dealer’s Roll; what’s disgusting, the manufacturer’s don’t care how their customers are treated!

[@davidbiren2062]

That "rebate" is correct. It's the manufacturer 15% off MSRP.

[@ljefferies2012]

I’ve been thinking about a Gladiator Sport but I’m waiting until December before I look too long into it. Seems like there are so many 2023s on the lot, there will still be inventory by then

[@Wiggywom]

I picked up one on a 1.9% interest loan. It's not impossible but you gotta keep an eye out for some offers and which dealers are hurting for sales.

[@danfoley1429]

The Cybertruck is your friend for reducing the Gladiator demand and price.

[@MrJnguyen1976]

I went to that dealership in that article. Total scam! The price is true, but tack on 5-7 k in dealer add-ons. (Paint protection etc.). And of course they won’t sell you the car without the add on. Total BS! They lie West Convia Jeep

[@JoeyShip]

Somebody once said to me, very simply..”needs and wants, Joey. Needs and wants.” And I never forgot that very important phrase.

[@MEGAONE302]

POS Jeep, we're getting a discount on overpriced junk? No thanks man!

[@Eric721.]

In Yuma AZ with the 20K discount, it's still over MSRP

[@djjd3027]

Jeep can give whatever discount they want it doesn't matter when the dealer just adds their crazy markups. I'm still seeing this with Gladiators in my area. I go online and build myself a Gladiator for 47k. I go online and see what's on dealer lots and their still asking 55k. At that price they can keep it.

[@richki.24]

My buddy went looking at the Gladiator and the ones he saw on the lot were $60k+, he left and never went back ...

[@FrankySilverFace]

My local Jeep dealer advertises 100 jeeps in stock. I don't recall rebates mentioned .

[@Jrbrass]

First, thank you for keeping it 15 mins or under. Secondly, I don't care if they have it at $32K. The high interest rates are going to stop me from buying as well.

[@mrcreditunion1]

Would you mind addressing lease residual value at the end of a lease? For example, if I lease a vehicle today and in 3 yrs the auto market has tanked significantly where vehicles are much more affordable, would I be able to purchase my lease at a lower price? Thanks, you two are amazing!

[@jimwright4723]

Reached out to a dealer last week and the salesman said in a very rude way =YOU HAVE TO QUALIFY FOR THE DISCOUNTS TO QUALIFY FOR THE INTERNET PRICE!!!!!!!!! Then i asked= WHAT WOULD THE PRICE BE IF I DONT QUALIFY FOR THE INCENTIVES ? and the salesman said - well if you dont qualify then the price for you would be the full list price, but you still want to set up an appointment to check out the car cause you may still qualify for (up to) 5K of other discounts - so i stated - is it possible that i may only qualify for (as low as) 100 bucks off a year of oil changes and he laughed and said - how did you know about that incentive - g idk

[@tonepilot]

Every Dodge/Chrysler/Jeep product I’ve ever owned have been pieces of junk. Took me a while to learn my lesson.

[@CentralNH]

Question ❓ Ray if you were to purchase a vehicle today what would you buy??

[@lotsofthisandthat9791]

MOPAR

[@cva1122]

I live in an apartment tower. I count 9 Kias 2010-2019 in the underground parking. Should I be worried?

[@blakepace]

If I could get a Willys CJ-3B I might be interested...

[@stephenspain9167]

a coworker bought a late model v8 charger with low miles, $25k and looks and drives like new

[@Gooutside986]

Here in British Columbia Canada. I am only seeing 1500 dollars in discount for a Jeep gladiator. So we’re not getting that discount here

[@kenyattaclay7666]

Okay I have a 100% serious question. When you keep talking about the “affordability” problem with buying cars why don’t you focus on any of the many vehicles that are affordable. For example, almost nobody actually needs a 80-100k pickup truck or SUV. However for you know what & giggles I looked up my local Ford dealer & they had about 7 or 8 F-150’s under 50k with no ADM & incentives around 5k that the overwhelming majority of truck buyers would meet & an additional $2,500 that they might qualify for. Also, why not talk about cars like the Trax which start in the low 20s & fully maxed out are still under 30k. Why not talk about cars like the Equinox, Escape or Compass which can be had pretty well equipped in the mid 30’s instead of focusing on the outlandish. The simple fact is 90% of people don’t need any of these 50k & up vehicles and if you really want to help people maybe start directing people towards the ones that are actually affordable.

[@MBynum]

Exactly. Volkswagen Jetta, Hyundai Elantra and Mazda 3 are also affordable as long as people do their research and don't get duped by fake markups and fees. But I will say that most of the under $20K vehicles I've seen on various stealerships in my area are either 110K+ mileage or damage/accidental cars from their Carfax report. I think they're concentrating too much on the high-end stuff that a good majority won't end up buying.

[@ThatMattGuy]

I have owned a Challenger. I loved it. But the running joke is the 392 on the side of the Challenger/Charger, is the credit score of the driver/owner.

[@johnf9596]

I love Jim Cramer on mad money “don’t buy don’t buy” pass

[@Rome__king]

every girl i dated wanted a lame jeep lmao none of them had the credit or funds for it ironically so it makes sense.

[@EmmyPierz-ek7hi]

Were they all blondes??? CB

[@Rome__king]

lol majority yes ironically how you know LOL@@EmmyPierz-ek7hi

[@moeanthony9308]

@@EmmyPierz-ek7hiLikely Gingers

[@larrys9879]

I’m on my 3rd Jeep. 2 Wranglers and a Jeep Grand Cherokee Limited, that I bought for my wife’s birthday several years ago. I currently have a Jeep Wrangler JK. It seems to me Jeep has a long term business plan to turn Wranglers into luxury status symbols. Wranglers are priced right up there with Range Rovers now. Wranglers have become a rather common sight in the driveways of expensive homes. Teens, with upper income parents, are pretty commonly seen driving an expensive Wrangler to school. Jeep apparently has adopted Ford and GM’s business plan to sell less vehicles that are considerably more expensive because that strategy is producing bigger profits. I don’t see that changing anytime soon.

[@markhagopian3257]

Dealers in Detroit were advertising 22% off Msrp on Rams and grand Cherokee. Go figure

[@JR0Rider]

One of my neighbors had their Hyundai catch on fire in their garage and space above.

[@JCT442]

My local CDJR dealer is trying to sell '22 Gladiators at MSRP...

[@marlinmr7]

GREED, GREED, & MORE GREED......

[@MuniTechnology]

A published discount is only the tip of the discount. A savvy buyer should be able to get much more off MSRP.

[@tara.stern123]

I'm considering purchasing a used 2021 BMW x7 (certified pre-owned from BMW dealership). List price is $65k about 30k miles on it. Kelly blue book is $59,267 - $63,990. Fair purchase price $61,629 (CPO). Previously leased. How much can I negotiate?

[@larryjohnny]

Make them give you extended bumper to bumper or even buy it at a discount.. that car can be a money pit!

[@tara.stern123]

@@larryjohnny are BMWs really that bad? Should I just get a telluride? The x7 is nice, but if it’s that much of a pain, maybe it’s not worth it.

[@TechGorilla1987]

@0:45 - Every number in that graphic is more than I just paid for a used Lexus with a flawless service record. Three of the 4 numbers are a multiple more than what I paid. I hold the title because I used cash.

[@user-nx8mu1yn7s]

I worked for a new car dealership as a transporter, EVERY Dodge/Ram/jeep we took in on trade had to be brought back to a dealer for recalls and dash lights. With that said, they are all overpriced junk. After I was done with that BS "career" I bought a 23 year old Toyota 4runner. My first foreign car. I'll drive it until I die.

[@dianaalyssa8726]

Insane prices

[@CarlosMartinez-qy9zw]

Are Gladiators reliable to even consider buying them at discount ?

[@nobodyimportant7804]

They are a Jeep, so no.

[@render8]

If I bought a gladiator 6 mos. to a year ago.... I'd be driving it through the dealership window right now... Heading straight for the managers office...🤬

[@rdmineer1]

Have all EVs and Hyundai-Kia vehicles in particular yet been banned from forested areas?

[@mikesmith-wk7vy]

Now 20k off a gladiator would actually make it worth it , I like the rubicon

[@Steve0foru]

Except that trim is not going to be $20k off yet!!! The current $20k off is a sport model with absolutely nothing in it. It's really worth low to mid $20's too me 😂😂😂😂😂😂.

[@galileykwong7017]

I drive a 2023 Transit pass, and my monthly payments are $75 a month.

[@Wiggywom]

If thats a Sport Gladiator then the price is about right. I paid about the price you guys listed.

[@davidf1712]

You will NEED a $20K discount to offset the service shop time expenses due to all the unresolved issues that Jeep is perfectly OK with putting off on their customers. I had about $6,000 of these on my 2010 Wrangler but only because I traded it on a Toyota at 60K miles.The clutch issue (2nd clutch) was starting to repeat itself at 50K miles. Only needed about 3 clutches to get to 60K miles I think.

[@wolfcola3401]

20,000 off, with 15,000 in ad ons. Lol

[@moeanthony9308]

Exactly

[@atombomb6719]

Well said Pops

[@rickderoehn2630]

how did any bank give a loan of that size to a guy that had a bankruptcy a year earlier

[@rxdawg75]

Possibly through Chrysler (stellantis?) financing? IOW, in-house.

[@macdaddyp8437]

Little know fact is, a bankruptcy gives the person a "fresh start", and make a person have typical zero debt. They ironically become "credit worthy".

[@wwz1011]

Learn to only pay cash for cars, and delay gratification. Live within your means. And if any of these people making massive payments lose a job, or just have a drop in overtime, they are in big trouble then.

[@richki.24]

whose the idiot paying that amount of interest on a car ????

[@shekharmoona544]

Caleb Hammer collaboration in process now.

[@patrickhenigin4805]

Just bought a vintage cherokee cheap. I'm budgeting 10 to 15 grand for restoration. With a little luck, it will last me at least 200k

[@jack8356]

Yep and these kia and hyondai owners keep praising how reliable they are

[@DarthKalkillus]

We have had over 150 gladiators between two dealerships by me. One dealership is offering discounts just like you post, the other isn't doing any. Both dealerships though put the "MSRP" at over 50k, but thats MSRP of ALL ADDons as well. So, are you really getting that good of deal?

[@Renegator1]

Amen, Ray.

[@Travler-gb2cf]

History repeats itself, you might remember the Ford recall of 7.9 million Ford and Lincoln Mercury because of an ignition switch that could spontaneously combust. Ford also told customers not to park their cars in the garage LOL I was a Ford Tech in those days and change quite a few ignition switches

[@BlackhawkPilot]

I don’t know what state he is in? Here in Oregon if you are under bankruptcy (usually for five to seven years) you have to get approval from the bankruptcy court to go further into debt. A reasonable vehicle within the budget would be OK but not huge foolish car payment.

[@tara.stern123]

Can you do a segment on used CPO BMWs? How to negotiate? Are used cars still overpriced?

[@shiftintohigh5564]

Ray, I love yah brutha!👍👍😎🇺🇸

[@JA-zh5xi]

Prices need to come down about 30% from MSRP to start. Negotiate from that point.

[@andrewshenton6541]

I agree ,60k for that 5 year old junk,i thought we were doomed before,now i know,unbelievable stupidity

[@andrewshenton6541]

The available rebates that no one will get half

[@terrymarshall5480]

Jeeps are junk

[@treymetzger]

Don't forget they'll throw in a mandatory $2,000 protection package on that $20k discount

[@B-Rob-777]

That sucks, I’ve got a Gladiator to trade, this is going to hurt a bit 🤦🏼‍♂️

[@nachoproblem]

2:45 they sleep on bags of money at night. Those dealers are just the ones that care about squeezing every penny of profit out of the customer. They probably offer free blinker fluid replacement if you buy now.

[@texasboy5117]

Buying a vehicle today is second only to sitting through a time share presentation.

[@jgg204]

Wrangers/Gladiators are junk. I went through 2 of them in a span of 5 yrs. Lemon lawsuit too. The JL had a ton of issues and still have corrosion issues and electronics issues. Just do yourself a favor and get a Toyota 4Runner. And drive it for the next 25 yrs

[@robertviejo9048]

they still want 50k for 2020.s here in Seattle metro. Unreal. People buy these for that price??? I'm in the wrong business....