Dealers CAN'T SELL Cars EVEN At Auction.

Dealers CAN'T SELL Cars EVEN At Auction.
In this video I take you to a dealer auction with me and show you what used car dealers are actually paying for cars!
My name is Brandon and I am a used car dealer. I created Car Questions Answered to share the ins and outs of the used car market from my perspective. I share with you updates on car prices, what's happening at the dealer auctions, and what it's like being a dealer. My goal is to share information to help you make the best decisions while buying a car to save you money. I do not want car dealers taking advantage of you.
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[@indycharlie]

I can't imagine how damaged I'd have to be to buy any vehicle with 576,000 miles on it , let alone pay $4,000 !! Just insane .

[@ram89572]

Same here. You'd have to be insane to pay multiple thousands of dollars for something so clearly wore out

[@indycharlie]

Hmm ... Maybe , if there were solid records of oil changes and other schedules ... MAYBE :D @Bikes0420

[@williamzhang963]

@Bikes04204runner?

[@BREEZYM6015]

What if you got a 10 year, 100,000 mile warranty on it? 😂

[@armouredjester1622]

I'd buy an old Honda, but Hondas are just built different. Right now I'm just getting my third month with a 2013 Buick. So far, I actually quite like it.

[@kevinmcpherson6999]

Don't buy anything people. Pay your mortgage. Make dealers, used car places go broke.

[@100pyatt]

This ☝️☝️☝️💯💯💯 make them pay for their Pure Greed when people were desperate for vehicles during COVID

[@MysticVic1]

Put some money IN the Fing BANK instead of buying shit to make your friends jealous. Want to Make America Great Again ? Be FRUGAL like your sweet honest grandparents. DUH !

[@markvincent5992]

People want cars and trucks they can afford and in many cases they just want a car not an SUV .

[@kevinmcpherson6999]

That's fine. But bills are more important than overpriced vehicles. Then, lose the car because they are in the ditch. There is no sense to that.

[@MikaAKAJada]

Period.

[@airthrowDBT]

That Sienna owner is like every "I know what I got!" Craigslist seller 😂

[@soundmind192]

meanwhile they lose money each week with lower bids and auction fees. People need real world awareness.

[@conservatron]

That’s hilarious and accurate 😅 almost like Carmax sent that van and await their $7,000 no haggle bid

[@TheBandit7613]

Expecting retail at a wholesale auction.

[@Spaethon]

Not sure if you're allowed, Brandon, but if you filmed every single car in-auction, even if it's a 4 hour video, lots of us are gonna watch every second of it.

[@OhHeyyyThere]

I would 🙋🏾‍♀️

[@LeviHeatonIII]

Or you could go to an auction.

[@Lifewithemerson323]

Exactly Brandon talking and explaining everything is great. I’ve been in auctions here in Los Angeles was maybe 15 years ago I took 8k and didn’t like nothing on the line. Back then it was hit or miss. Sometimes great cars sometimes awful cars.

[@michaelkendall662]

not the VAST majority of his watchers....I am sure there is a niche that could be filled but it would be miniscule

[@EmmyPierz-ek7hi]

But MUTE the babbling of the auctioneers! CB

[@s99614]

Dealers CAN sell at auction if they don't price themselves out of the market.

[@LarsonFamilyFarm-LLC]

lol, yes, dealers CAN unload a vehicle at auction, near or just below their in-costs...if they don't price themselves out of the market.

[@wuddayameen]

I suggest the auction house charge seller a weekly parking fee for cars not sold in the auction as an incentive for buyer to be more flexible on IF bid situations

[@Mark-rt6fy]

They charge a fee for running through the lane each week, so essentially the same. Problem is it doesn't dissolve sellers' greed

[@Notfiveo0]

That van is a $500 back of the lot car all day long.

[@robertott2631]

@@Mark-rt6fynot greed., they not even getting a bid for what they have in it.,

[@Mark-rt6fy]

@@robertott2631 That's the nature of doing business. You win some, you lose some. If you run through once with a no sale, everyone recognizes the car and you almost always get lower bids from subsequent runs.

[@locknload4691]

What is the price of the fee if you know?

[@cobra02411]

11,800 for that Mustang is insane! I hope it was super low miles. By condition I'm thinking 80-90k. That's a 14k car retail IMO but it needs LOTs of work from looks.

[@dawn2788]

If that Mustang just needed cleaning , what a steal. It had a bad ass look. Black wheels showed it had good option pkg new. The center style headlights, was usually only an option on a GT? The Mustang had 40k miles

[@artmchugh5644]

That ugly ass car would never find my driveway!!!! Cheap junk 😊😊

[@glorgau]

Dealers are going to add a "Reverse Market Adjustment"

[@GeorgeMandry]

Going to be interesting to see what happens to the EV market now that Hertz has announced they're selling off much of their EV fleet...

[@thystaff742]

EVs are dead, no one wants them after all the problems. Hybrids are ok though. Still an expensive fix if the battery goes out.

[@farmerinchico]

You have never been quoted for a head gasket repair on 2011 Prius... @@thystaff742

[@JA-zh5xi]

Ya - they will approach their intrinsic value of $0.00 more rapidly.

[@conservatron]

I checked the Hertz sales page, it hasn’t been updated with these 20k vehicles they’re selling but what they had listed are no haggle in the upper end of the blue book value

[@dvader3263]

⁠@@thystaff742Tesla sold almost 1 million vehicles in 2021. 1.3 million in 2022. 1.8 million in 2023. Well over 2 million Teslas will be sold in 2024. EVs are dead.😂 Have you heard? Smart phones and drones are also dead.😂

[@1968CudaGuy]

Mustang with a 2.3L EcoBoost 4 banger for $11,500? Nope!

[@kevinbarry6552]

That toyota van isnt worth 3.5k retail with 575k miles the sellers are on crack for not selling it right away no person with kids would trust the vehicle 575k miles on a minivan only should only be of interest an actual toyota dealership to use as a prop to sell new models and brag about how long it last

[@shag139]

I’d be curious if that Sienna had any major work done (engine/Trans) or if it was original. If it was original, you might get Toyota engineering to buy it from you or get a major discount so they could dissect to find out what they did so well.

[@blastomycosis]

I like the Ridgeline with the topper, looks like it won't get pulled over or stolen 😉

[@raymondreiff8170]

Well at least that didn't have holes rotted through it, And probably sold for more than some of those other fine heaps of junk seen here.

[@markvincent5992]

Even car thieves have some taste.

[@MeMe-ze8dz]

I used to do the auctions when I owned a junior partnership in a small used lot. I was also the guy who made the decisions 'fix or auction' on the ones we bought or took in trade. Auctions at that time were much easier to understand. You knew what you were bidding, what was bid. If there was any question, even at the big auctions in LA, they would pause and state the number. That's just a bad auctioneer. For two years we did pretty good, because I was good at telling U-joint from transmission problem, electrical gremlins, etc. Then the senior partner decided he could make more money playing the market, in the sense he would just plan on going through the auction, getting cars, cleaning them, and taking them to the next auction for a profit. It actually worked for awhile, with almost no retail sales. I sold him my share. He went out of business ninety days later. It's like playing the stock market, win a few times, and you think you are a master... until you lose your ass.

[@BentonL]

How could you not be happy you got $3,600 on a vehicle with 576k miles. That car is well beyond its end of life and belongs in a scrap yard.

[@ram89572]

I wouldn't pay even 3 grand for something with 576k miles on it. Are these people out of their effing minds? I don't care if it is a Toyota, it ISN'T worth anything with that kind of mileage

[@markvincent5992]

When I started driving in the 60s a car with over 50k miles was well worn and a car with 100k miles was next to junk.

[@markdittbenner9949]

A car with 576,000 mi is worth zero nothing... How could you possibly sell that for anything

[@markvincent5992]

No scruples?

[@kimmerkt6710]

Was that a Toyota?

[@alexandermckay8594]

Love to know what you paid for the flex. I thought I heard $5k while you were raising your hand and thought "that's weird".

[@MarcHasaraMarcHasara]

This is a great show you provide for us YT watchers. You are the kind of honest and hardworking businessman I would buy a used car from.

[@aa777flyer]

I recently sold my car to Carmax. They came in almost $3000 higher than any other dealer. Unfortunately, I was in a position I had to sell immediately, could not take time to sell on my own. But Carmax really stood up.

[@dalemccree5841]

This what we was trying to tell you about this tax season will be different. Yes they will sell cars for tax season, but at a lost because they spent to much for trade in or whatever last year.😅

[@3xfelix]

The dealers should keep these old junk cars as they will be priceless antiques 100 years from now Joyous times that these dealers are getting crush

[@johnsmith-ym3kx]

It's the auctioneers fault. There is nothing wrong with speaking clearly so everyone can hear you. They don't all need to talk like they are from Alabama.

[@thystaff742]

I never understood the speed talking auctioneers do. I can't keep up with what they're saying. So I don't go to auctions.

[@soundmind192]

people at these places really try not to get screwed over and lose money. Somehow they know what their bidding on and what to bid with Earl talking 100 mph. You learn or you burn.

[@yabbadabbadoo8225]

pretty much any car made before 1990 will last 100 years with correct servicing and care todays fleets have way too many bugs in them, a life of endless issues and costs.

[@thystaff742]

Go older. The cars they built in the 80s were crap.

[@soundmind192]

@@thystaff742 An 82 Lesabre was the last GM brand I owned. Head gasket blewn at 100k, transmission work at 110k. Traded it in and got a Thunderbird with the 4.6. Got 250k, no drive-train issues ever.

[@thystaff742]

@soundmind192 I meant in a general overall. There were a few gems, but not many. Mainly due to the experiment in mixing iron blocks with aluminum heads.

[@markvincent5992]

Plus the electronics will never last. The first thing that goes wrong are the sensors and then you are going downhill fast.

[@tilla455]

I remember with 100,000 mile cars were less the 5k. A car with over 100,000 is on its last leg unless it's a diesel

[@CrimsonYetiCartoons]

Finding a camper shell for a gen 1 Ridgeline is super rare. No one makes them anymore.

[@blaakrose]

That salvage Honda should be at copart, not at that auction your at there.

[@TheBandit7613]

I have a Hyundai with 435,000, still looks and runs fine. I gave it to a neighbor who needed a car. Who's going to buy a car with that many miles?

[@BCisme111]

My 2018 Expedition Limited has 125K on it, and the transmission started singing Bjork songs on Christmas eve. Needs a catalytic converter too. I love Big Sexy but she's like that old larry the cable guy joke. "Cost me a lot of money but thats a gooood ride right there"

[@temabiven7413]

…Next toy lend cru lim 2008 year with 195 k for 10k ( total)!!is it a lot or norm?

[@dannytavakol285]

Im a dealer and the Sienna is going to bring less and less everytime they run it. The dealers know the car has been there numerous times and its just going to bring less money everytime. At 576k miles just sell the damn car lol

[@Yordany-ox2xk]

27k for the expedition with bad tranny is more than fair , 37k is way too much

[@agoff7036]

I was an auto wholesaler as well as retail sales for 20 years. I got out in 2016 when the cost of recon started going up and started eating profits. I couldn't imagine trying to wholesale now with dealers putting way too much money in trades and the cost of repairs these days. My only 2 cents of advice for wholesaling or having a retail lot, 12:50 would be to buy cheap higher mileage Toyota's and Honda's for under $6000 or later model, lower mileage, cars that have a warranty still on them.

[@thebanjoman1963]

I can't see bidding on a car i cant fully check out myself and investigate its flaws. Im interested in knowing just how much I can do as ive never been to an auction before. Probably seems like i should stay away.

[@temabiven7413]

Today I went through 4 dealerships under 10 k to buy car 2010-… car ! It was junk compared with my car 2006 😳😳😳

[@goldgeologist5320]

Love going to the auctions with you!

[@delbertlayman3693]

Whatever......tired of the lies.......cars way to high in my area

[@anthonythevettedude8270]

Lol my first month i mad the mistake on bidding on the wrong car and won! Thank god it was a better car that net me more profit! But mannnnn was i passing on myself lol

[@Ronald-dc6me]

My son just bought a new Toyota and they offered 400.00 trade in took a new car home and a old one

[@kennybarron2089]

Here in Bakersfield ca Ford bronco raptor 16k markup for total of 119k the dealerships are still ripping people off

[@kmaxxfagyan5740]

I'm from the Philippines. I've had a 2002 Hilux, 2014 Ford Ranger, 2016 Innova. Currently I have a 1996 Mitsubishi L200, and a 1998 Civic 😂. Prices here are also through the roof, brand new and used.

[@nickbakken1207]

I call those fender flares “Rust hiders” InThe north.

[@daved7024]

Newer Ford's have transmission problems and engine troubles. 😊

[@TheBandit7613]

Almost all new cars have defects. The ultra low weight oils and long recommended changes are causing problems. This means Toyota and Honda too. Look up contaminated oil and blowby.

[@andrewsnyder9262]

And recall after recall after recall. Ford went to hll.

[@richhenry8004]

Wholesale values on cars that should be crushed is getting crushed.. interesting.

[@12thmanreppin]

Love this channel!! Because he is down to earth honest.

[@justdigit]

Since you asked. Do your best dance moves in the middle of the auction lane during an auction for 5 seconds and I'll subscribe. 😂

[@sixfoursoul]

i like Honda Pilots😂they're not ugly😅

[@mynameisgladiator1933]

So you're blaming the victim of the deception. You've been in this business too long. You're jaded.

[@TomBean-qf6zv]

Your right about the auction houses Brandon, they're loads of fun but you have to listen for awhile to figure out what they're saying.

[@sarah6478]

I want you to tell us the town your lot is located in and you’ll get subscribers

[@robertsabo3247]

That sienna w 500000 miles is worth less than 2000 on private sale, I'm surprised this handler/ speculators want to pay 3600$ , question is who is idiot there??????

[@jonmurphy776]

There should be a screen showing the actual bid clearly for all to see. It seems sleazy not to!

[@LeviHeatonIII]

I don't see any Corvettes coming through these auctions. You keep saying everyone is losing their toys, but I haven't seen you point out a single Corvette. Why is that?

[@petershaver5006]

Demographics

[@TheBandit7613]

Older people buy Corvettes and they have money. Can't put 2 baby seats in a Corvette

[@LeviHeatonIII]

@@TheBandit7613 That makes sense on the surface, but there are a lot of 40-50-60 something guys who are feeling the same pain everyone else is feeling with this inlfation. I am retired from the Army. I am 44 and own five businesses. I am feeling the pain of this eceonomy. Everyone is broke. My businesses are barely operating because nobody has any money. I am planning to buy a Corvette this year either a C6 or C7 ( The C8 is NOT a Corvette!). But when I buy groceries, gas, anything else I am feeling the same pain as everyone else. If it wasn't for my pension I would be suffering just as much as everyone else. I would assume the men buying Corvettes are 40-50-60 somethings and I would venture to assume most of them aren't collecting pensions yet and need to work in order to make money.

[@TheBandit7613]

@@LeviHeatonIII I think many older people have stable jobs and are at their top earning years with savings. Not everyone, but many are still ok. If you notice, Corvettes are separate from musclecars price wise. Corvettes never got used like a Camaro, Mustang or Charger. They were driven in snow and teens were allowed to drive them. Corvettes mostly weren't used like that so many are still around. Me and the wife are close to retirement and are at our top earning years. I have a vintage Mustang Mach One and a vintage Smokey and the Bandit TransAm and a couple vintage Jeeps. The government has to stop spending money they don't have. They are ruining our currency. Yes, I agree, the new Corvette doesn't even slightly resemble a Corvette. Like the Ford Mach E "Mustang" Idiots are running the car companies.

[@the_derpler]

I haven't had to own a car in ~14 years or so thankfully. Yet here I am watching this channel. Always interesting to see what is going on w/ economics.

[@LeviHeatonIII]

I will pray for you. Anyone who lives somewhere that doesn't require a vehicle needs prayer. Lol

[@armouredjester1622]

Good on you for making an effort to be informed. Cars aren't the next step in the economic cycle, though. It's gonna be oil prices then food prices then cars. You're about 9-12 months ahead of the cycle, so seriously, congrats. I can name on one hand the number of people I personally know paying that much attention. It's me and one dude at work who hears about news from me.

[@michaelmartin2276]

In my area, North Carolina i attend several auctions every month. I haven't seen any decline iin buyers but i have noticed prices have going down, some vehicles have gone down quite a bit. Love the Jeep Wrangler and the green color. But I can get a 20 y/o Wrangler with the I6 engine, completely rebuild and restore it for less than that Jeep sells for used. Also many sellers at auctions seem to believe some vehicles are always worth more,like the Sienna. Absolutely great vehicle. But at 500k miles and being a minivan it's a $2k car at best !

[@markvincent5992]

$2k?? Wowsers, I wouldn’t give up a grand, if that.

[@mojavedesertsonorandesert9531]

Toyota Sienna Van 576,000 is a great testament to Toyota!

[@Jeremya74]

Just ALWAYS remember there are people that don't understand your auction lingo..ALWAYS

[@Baebon6259]

that is why you supposed to observe and learn. That guy probably didn't do his homework or too jumpy when he sees a "good" deal.

[@KidneyGirl91]

New sub here, I absolutely love your personality and the bloopers at the end are crazy funny, keep up the good work, aI sure wish you were local, cause I would definitely feel comfortable buying from you .❤❤❤❤

[@Starship007]

Recession is coming high interest rates, high inflation, and lots of debt. More layoffs. 60% of people can not cover a $1000 emergency. More high debt credit to subsidize income. More bankruptcies. So much commercial real estate empty and banks are taking hits.

[@michaelkendall662]

dealers and OEM got addicted to the stimulus money and think they are OWED insane profits now........hopefully buyers will punish them by holding off buying and make them set reasonable prices

[@Derek8487]

Chinese cars being sold here would fix them real quick. Won't happen though.

[@michaelkendall662]

@@Derek8487 you mean the Chinese junk cars even the Chinese buyers do not want?....those cars.....why don't you advocate for a renewal of the Yugo builds and resale into America?

[@Derek8487]

@@michaelkendall662 I don't know some of the stuff being produced here and sold for insane $$ amounts don't seem much better.

[@michaelkendall662]

@@Derek8487 From the beginning cars are made on a chassis of STEEL.... Chinese steel in the industrial grade is of the lowest in the world....they make lots of it cheap but it is LOW quality.....so you start POOR and go from there OK

[@davidttower]

Even though dealers can't sell at auction......I'm NOT seeing any significant discounts on used vehicles. Used Toyotas still going for just a fraction under new. This is typical retail propaganda. They've raised the prices of new vehicles so high in such a short time, that when consumers hit the lot and see $10k off they think it's a bargain. Even though the price has risen 30% in 3 years. Sucks.

[@DougJessee]

What do you think about Tesla’s being sold used by Hurtz for less than $20k for 3yr old Model 3s?

[@peterkwok9608]

There will be a lot of no sale in the auctions.

[@topofthegreen]

Because jeeps are overpriced junk!

[@terrymarshall5480]

Over priced junk at any price.

[@Starship007]

$3500 on 500,000 mile. Use for parts

[@daw162]

come on - dogging the toppers! I'd say in the 1990s, about half of the pickups on the road had a topper - from something that matched twotone all the way down to the kind of fake woodgrain white $100 per aluminum toppers. Did allow us to leave crap in the back and haul stuff in the rain, though - before tonneau covers were all over the place instead.

[@redeye1773]

30 billions loan to cover banks for repo cars in canada millions of cars coming

[@75jrwhite]

Do the sellers have to pay extra ever time their vehicle doesn't sell and is run thru again and again?

[@andersonaraujo3262]

I would never, ever touch any vehicle with 576k miles. You need to have your head examined if you do !

[@thystaff742]

I would buy it for a 1000. If you get a year out of it you'll come out ahead.

[@SamslamminCars]

I would rock a well maintained high mileage whip over a low mileage known unreliable poorly maintained 1. Family has a 300k Toyota I would trust to drive over my Girls 47k mile Ford, on a long trip

[@thystaff742]

@SamslamminCars Toyota is a good brand. I saw where someone paid out of pocket to get a camry fixed that was likely totaled by insurance, it had to be 15 years old at the time and had 487k miles on it.

[@markvincent5992]

Seriously!

[@Hubjeep]

6:24 A 576,000 mile minivan sells for over $3,000?!?! WTF?

[@craigadair128]

Real auctions don't have reserves

[@georgedoolittle9015]

Run rates on Honda CRVs, Toyota Rav 4 and Tesla Model Y all hitting at or near 50,000 per Month so someone is expecting buyers anyways...at what price i have no idea but might be able to wholesale for under 20k as new at the moment. What they wound up being sold for December 2023 when looking at that Month excepting Tesla still who knows but volumes were at all time records just for these three alone. BMW on pace to sell an incredible 500,000 vehicles in North America for this Year 2024 so not sure who is buying all of that but sure is somebody. Even Porshe now effectively a volume producer. Brand new Ford Explorer en route for this Calendar Year so this is going the land an awesome amount of metal to the market as well. Not sure what to make of Tesla Cybertruck but that item is rolling out the production line now absolutely so how Ford responds no small matter in World of absolutely *HUGE* bev trucks...maybe 400,000 produced and sold for this Year excluding Rivian which is coming out with a pair of Pocket Rockets for 2025 made in Georgia brand new Factory. Auction will be at the Dealership itself soon would appear. Maybe brand new ICE Platform F150s for under $20,000 to keep the line moving. Again all brand new sheet metal. If oil prices were one us dollar a barrel and gasoline ten cents a gallon a lot of this would make sense as high prices but the exact opposite is still true so in the meantime the flood of pure BEV rolls in instead. Not sure how low an ice platform or ice hybrid can be priced and still be economic to produce as new but $6-$8,000 us dollars sounds about right to me. People want Uber not a car...that is the US market being sold into going on forever now as who wants to drive when you can take an Uber? Class 8 truck sales in the USA were absolutely huge last Year as well. Price run a day cab with 450,000-500,000 miles again might be talking $8-10,000 us dollars at the moment...all ready to drive with a full tank of fuel included. Who needs a store when you can just sell right off the back of truck? That's how Wal-Mart got started anyways and why they have so massive a truck fleet the largest by far on Earth. I think Wal Mart got up an running a massive 3 million square foot distribution center in South Carolina with a 2nd underway in the same State the latter for food distribution apparently. That saves a ton on fuel when every run is just 100 miles to destination and back. Point being why buy a full size truck when i can buy a Freightliner instead? Same thing happening in the US farm tractor market. The flood of product for a Country that doesn't farm all that much anymore or at least "not like it used to" is really amazing to see. Surprised the Auction House doesn't have an in house tractor at this point in point of fact that's how many of those there are and "speaking of Auctions."

[@rickluchtenburg8166]

Jeeps are junk anymore.

[@popejohnny5]

So how much was that Flex?

[@Orcinus1967]

I had a 2016 Mustang Ecoboost. Because of the floating cylinders, the gasket fails on cylinder 3. Besides that, the 2.3L Direct Injected engine has carbon buildup issues and the intake should be flushed every 15K miles. Ford does not offer this service. Given the mods (the headlamps) and the look of the interior, It's safe to say this Stang was driven hard and put away wet. Not the car you want to buy out of warranty. Mine blew up at 61K miles, was replaced with a long block, and then short block again at 91K. They may have addressed the gasket problem since then, but it is still a direct injected only engine (no port injection as well like some other ecoboost engines). Still a great car in the twisties, as the engine is some 200 lbs lighter than the V8, but if you are going to abuse it just know it has a short shelf life. If it has the MagnaRide suspension, then it would be worth buying (for cheap) and converting to a 5.2 engine. The engine that's in it probably makes low power in a car that never had much torque. Over 100K miles and that thing is sketchy.

[@mordys6305]

Most of those are piles of..

[@LarsonFamilyFarm-LLC]

Yeah, they're stuck with those cars they spent too much for....crazy selling a vehicle over and over each week....just to say... no sale. I see Big Losses coming to dealers holding out....cars need to be moved out, sold quickly...as more cars coming. prices dropping.

[@jackkim2492]

OK OK, please explain to me, anyone here, or the CQA LIVE, with all these bad new to the dealers, "cant sell, its over, its done" whatever, how do these new car dealerships stay in business still? I live in chicagoland area and havent seen not one new car dealer go out of business, and I also follow the stock market, and HONDA and TOYOTA stocks been going up, especially TOYOTA stock, how is it possible that dealers cant sell cars or whatever and TOYOTA stock is at almost all time high?????

[@rdillon517]

bought a 2023 ram 1500 tradesman quad 5.7L for $31k 100 miles on the dash. You're dropping serious money on used cars

[@brucehenry4357]

I didn't hit the subscribed button because I thought I was watching the other channel "Car Questions Answered" which I am already subscribed. Did not notice until I looked and saw I wasn't subscribed to CQA Live. Now I am. So there might be some confusion.

[@hm4179]

Okay..dealer can't sell their cars...what about you ? Stop generalizing man 😂

[@stevehenderson2571]

I think I’ve watched this 2-3X. Wanted to see what the Tundra brought. And again we don’t know because it was pulled. Ha As usual great vids Brandon.

[@stevejoramo8013]

Heard that at the Tampa Auction a buyer mis-understood the price, bid 13,000 on a 23,000 van. They stopped the auction, and told the dealer, you owe us $1,000.00 or you are banned from the auction. He paid and then listened more carefully after that. I transported cars for 10 years and went to many different auctions, but only a few while the auction was happening.

[@Orcinus1967]

Honda Ridgeline has a cult following. One never knows, that camper shell might have made all the difference in swaying a buyer. You may have slighted, out of personal bias, the most re-sellable vehicle on the lot that day. Or, perhaps you were trying to dissuade us from bidding?

[@mynameisgladiator1933]

How can you not understand him? They intentionally distort their voice to deceive you.

[@Tkssa580]

That’s ford expedition transmission costs upwards of $5,000 to replace. What made the seller think he was gonna get $40k for it?

[@gma729]

FUNNY THAT EXPEDITION HAD A BAD TRANNY AT 60K MI. DECADES AGO. MY 99 EDDIE BAUER EXPEDITION LOST THE TRANNY AT 30K MILES. COMING HOME FROM THE RVR TOWING JET SKIS. RIDICULOUS !! FORD JUNK

[@markfcoble]

Those auctions play favorites? No kidding! Small dealer has to very careful....

[@outkast40]

The Expedition has bad transmissions like the F150 or any 10 speed from the Total Recall company.

[@dannysavagedraftguru]

Ridge line ain’t pretty rides like a Car Handle like a Truck in Snow ❄️. All you do is change tires batteries oil n breaks. Then trade it in with 250 thousand miles and get 7500 plus after you beat it to Hell. Only negative AWD so shitty Gas ⛽️

[@tombox2759]

You are focused on making money for yourself. Change strategy to male money for subscribers. IMHO

[@inland85]

To get me to Subscribe DO NOT TALK SO MUCH AND SHOW MORE OF THE AUCTION !!!!!!

[@mike9119]

Good for the dealer to lose $$ because of the GREED during the plandemic. Let along they ruined many people's credit when they couldn't pay the over priced car or lost their jobs.

[@markvincent5992]

Not necessarily. I’m on my second or third S10 Blazer now and I have driven all of them well over 250k miles before it had a problem too expensive to fix

[@codydonovan7356]

I heard "$32,000" through your camera. If he couldn't hear than he shouldn't be at an auction...

[@robertluich5656]

Yes, cause you got them crazy ass pricing cut the prices in half. There's no reason why they should cost as much of a house. I do not live in a vehicle. A vehicle should be around $3000 no more.

[@Sarasdad91]

Their stalling till income tax season, hoping the bids will get higher. Until then, the franchise dealers are wasting your time. And that 19 Expedition 37k needing a transmission. Dealers know they won't make a profit on it.

[@healthyamerican]

not a fan of used car dealers. they are everywhere now, and its just greed. no longer appears to be an honest living. trying to sell cars with 150-200,000 miles for half of or even more than half of what new price was. its insulting and they think they can do this to people forever, but people will grow wiser and will stop over-paying for used cars

[@zakspop]

Why do you guys stand there when the autioneer says say 10000, then 9000, 8000,etc. then soneone bids at 8000 then you all start trying to outbid oneanother and the price goes back up to like 10000? If you aren't willing to pay 9000 whe he first says 9000 then why are you willing after others start bidding?