DEALER Profits Revealed - Here's Why Dealerships REFUSE to Lower Prices

[@Delta922]

Screw the dealers. I ain't buying 💩

[@vincentdelacruz9033]

Us consumers should hold out as long as we can until the greedy car companies comes to their senses.

[@andrewshenton6541]

The consumer is the problem,iff they cant sell they lower,but poeple who have a choice still keep paying too much

[@Greystoke1986]

Shouldn’t I be able to break into an entry level luxury SUV for below or at 50K? I have to get a new vehicle. My Mazda 6 GTi is great, but 15 years old with almost 98,000 miles. Trade or Lease with Mazda for a CX-70, Genesis GV-70, Lincoln Nautilus, or another model??? Any thoughts???

[@monterreymxisfun3627]

Even if they dropped their prices, you still get an unreliable vehicle.

[@mattsmith817]

The biggest problem is new vehicles are junk. Do your research and buy something used that has a good reliability record and has low miles.

[@KenArthur-j6b]

Consumers will win if they continue to balk at the ridiculous prices.

[@lot2196]

Not everyone is broke.

[@shawnm2405]

Always been better to stick with Craigslist and knowing how to be a decent mechanic. As long as you know how to spot scams and go take a look in person, it has never failed finding cars that last 5+ years.

[@markinohio1]

This is BS, right now the average front end profit at my dealership is just over $300. These videos are always full of lies and misinformation. THUMBS DOWN!!!!

[@everymandriver]

I’m happy to hear that your dealership is doing a good job!

[@GeryCayak]

What is the profit percentage vs let's say iPhones?

[@Kuweiyo]

Yeah, this isn't a fight they want. Ask McDonald's how that's working for them

[@Jarhead-eu8py]

The same thing is happening throughout American companies during Covid supply shortages justified higher prices now it’s just price gouging. A dozen eggs 4dollars

[@steven4315]

Once the tariffs hit the Mexican cars, the ones on the lot will be worth more.

[@Boilerman1945]

It's a lot cheaper to fix the old buggy that pay the ridiculous prices for something new, which will be worthless in a few short years.