Dealers Can’t Get Rid of These Cars! 2025 Market Crash

[@trojan408]

We are keeping our two corollas (2013 & 2016) until the wheels fall off!

[@busterc6600]

I don't blame you at all.

[@a.juchter]

My 2007 Volvo C30 just got new tyres. And it uses oil. That's all.

[@louisebrown2887]

They kill themselves with their crazy prices

[@ayurmouli]

Exactly.greedy

[@skeptick6513]

110k for a jeep. Totally insane, just take your cash and toss it in your fireplace, or better still go to a casino, more fun for your money.

[@pigboykool]

Stop forcing useless new tech in the new cars! Most people just want a simple & reliable car going from Point A to Point B. Making car too complicated & too expensive to buy & maintain is just poor business for everyone!

[@mamadouaziza2536]

I agree with you.. However, it's consumer demand for new tech that drives sales. I have seen people walk away from a good car because the car didn't have 'wireless' Apple CarPlay. LOL. People want all the latest tech and luxury but are unwillingly to pay for it. They want dual climate controls in the front seats, cool and heated seats, self driving options and endless cameras on the car. The mechanic junkies want air suspension etc.. The car manufacturers want to remain competitive, so they add all this tech to their cars. The average Toyota Corolla is now at nearly $30k. I remember 10 years ago that a Corolla started at $12k. There are still basic cars out there like the Nissan Versa but no one wants it...

[@MikeV-t7o]

Cars are overcomplicated Infotainment systems should be optional I prefer manual buttons levers and dials Talk about driver distraction plus you have to pay subscriptions and for repairs down the road If your products are unreliable social media makes it well known So there's that too Yeah as someone said here... overpriced and unreliable

[@bonaanayaga]

Also they should bring back the manual transmission

[@jamespummer7265]

Look at 2025 Camry great intuitive hybrid

[@coldwarkid6611]

I just saw a recent survey about tech. The respondents said they preferred real buttons over trying to use a touch screen. I know I would rather just have a switch or button.

[@jcminvestments9078]

50% off for all of them and still they can’t be sold

[@jimcoulter5877]

No one wants to buy old trash cans!

[@wuseling]

My 14 year old Honda will do another 10 years.

[@NeoDon1]

This video hit the nail right on the head!

[@davetomlinson9063]

If the value drops significantly the moment you leave the dealer it was grossly overpriced in the first place,bring back affordability coupled with reliability and keep it simple.

[@johnrobinson5156]

I like my cars that are 20 years old. They have manual transmissions, no side airbags, no tablet, and I can FIY. RELIABLE and cheap to keep forever.

[@Ozcrazy49]

Governments don't like you working on your car. One local council in Australia requires a permit costing A$400 for 90 days.

[@jeffb243]

Me too! I drive a 2004 Pontiac Grand Prix GTP COMP G and it has 207,000 miles on it and still going strong! My 2001 C5 Corvette has 162,000 on it and still doing great as well. I’ve put more money in the Vette, just because.

[@trevorgale1176]

Too expensive, poor quality.

[@candles6103]

Just like ya mum 😂

[@AntonyBall-hm4jo]

And too much tech to fail.

[@Chris-jm4zk]

Yup all overpriced junk.

[@eduardoquime]

@@candles6103😂😂😂

[@germainwilson800]

Cadillac is another one that depreciates super fast

[@zsb707]

I'm happy with my 2008 coupe and 2013 sedan. I intend to keep them for as long as I can.

[@Unko2469]

Just start making quality cars , you can do it!

[@needmoney666]

Not a lot of demand for massively overpriced vehicles that don't offer superior quality.

[@MichaelNelson-tz2hv]

I could afford a few of these but would never consider any of them...

[@milemarkermike7234]

I wonder if it's not the car manufacturers failure to deliver quality when it's forced to comply with certain government mandates that cause these problems. For example: You could buy a Toyota and feel you could drive those forever without any problems. Now they have problems. Could that be the problem the government. And as how hard these car companies try to deliver to keep up with government mandates is getting their shorts handed to them.

[@filoniz]

No, I think it is tech in general. Back in the 2000s or late 1990s, you would not have heard of recalls or half-baked inventions being sold only to be recalled or need a new update. There was just better quality control before they were released into the market.

[@foxxster3565]

That is certainly part of the issue. DPF issues on diesels for example. Also much of this tech like lane keep assist and the new speed warnings are required either by various government mandates eg the EU and or are required in order to achieve the 5 star safety ratings. So yes governments mandates including emission mandates that require smaller turbo engines under high stress do indeed contribute to unreliable vehicles. The speed of change of those mandates also plays a part not allowing manufacturers to bed in new engines , tech etc.

[@chrisholdroyd3555]

I own a 17-year-old Toyota Sequoia with 300km on the odometer. Maintenance costs are normal. Reliability is abnormal. It's a dream car. Its value and reliability are confirmed by ISIS, Hezbollah, and the Taliban. I bought it 8 years ago at 240km for $4,000. Today it's worth double. I've only changed the oil, wiper blades, and tires. Always look to Toyota first. Trust me.

[@MalShedeck]

I think they need to design and build a car first, then add a computer to enhance it, not focus on building the car around the computer. Look at most car reviews and it seems they focus more on tech stuff then on car stuff.

[@theduckthatquacks6445]

FACT > a US made tesla loses 80% of its value in 66 mo .. NEVER LOST SO MUCH $$$ on a car sitting... $77 k to $25k in 66 mo ..WILL NOT BUY AGAIN

[@BillLaBrie]

But think of the polar bears…😊

[@user-gs9se8th2w]

You can't do math

[@nxkm813]

Thank you for contributing to the richest man in the world!😂😂😂

[@gdholmfirth]

If VW would reintroduce the new Beetle, but this time with an air-cooled rear engine, I would buy it.

[@johnmadow5331]

I am too old and too poor to own any new and used car in the US! I have live long enough to see and buy a brand new US (made in USA with Fisher Body) and foreign car for 4.2K (not 42K) and 15K brand new Volvo Made in Sweden with fully equip. My brain is locked up not to pay 100K for US Truck (made in China) . I will pay $27.00 a minute to fix my old Toyota until my brain I can no longer function.

[@fopifopfopifop3540]

Ahahaha you made my day

[@ro_me629]

Car prices and interest rates are too high. People are paying ridiculous amounts for car payments. Car insurance rates are ridiculous also!

[@Jttw2131]

If they sold them for under 20k, people will buy.

[@robertmatsiko1044]

Honestly speaking reliability is key especially Wen driving on long distance trips

[@renardfranse]

let em rot

[@robertdamin8723]

Those prices are over board than people cant afford anymor. So the companies who are producing these kind of cars should re-establish by doing their own home work. That applies also to common brand that regular people buy or lease any car in the market today. So I hope it will some kind of wake-up call for everyone.

[@ksingh361]

They overpriced vehicles for years and now people are stuck under water. So why would anyone sell at massive losses to buy a new still overpriced car.

[@tsifty1]

Keep sharing this info, this way we can negotiate to OUR advantage any deals. Enough of sugar coating these gold tooth salespeople

[@leiag201]

I'm enjoying this 👍🏿😊

[@alexanderjansseune1763]

The situation will deteriorate rapidly and treats affecting the near future economy are numerous. Not selling the stock could leave the dealer depreciating a huge capital with declining prospects of ever recuperating it. Its better to aim for break even and sell with loss than not selling at all and being stuck with gradualy outdating models

[@danielduggan7126]

Bought a new Tesla to replace my 2018 car which I kept longer than normal due to little use during COVID. The tech in the Tesla is great, and lots of power make it a fun car to drive. Enjoying new cars is one of life's great pleasures. Plan to change again in two years before the tyres and the warranty run out.

[@moe_lau]

all equal junk

[@greathey1234]

Not the Z

[@carlovanrijk4039]

@greathey1234 sadly the Z’s category of sports car is shrinking. But I wouldn’t mind having a Z if it had a 6 spd manual.

[@robvange]

Not the Z……. But the jeep POS is the biggest joke

[@JeffGarrett-n1h]

I'm driving a 84 ford bronco 2 with 355,500 miles on it and the total down time in 41 years is only a total of 2 months, as long as there is gasoline I will continue to drive this vehicle, I'm a mechanic and the best thing about this vehicle is that it is made with us steel , it might not get the greatest gas mileage but when it comes to body and frame strength it will out last any new car or truck

[@skeptick6513]

You can blame in part the fuel economy, emissions and safety standards for increasingly complex, expensive and trouble prone designs. But yeah, the comfort and convenience options are totally out of control.

[@b4804514]

No blame bad upper management and stupid engineering choices, poor reliability and manufacturing

[@patriziacasagrande3833]

not really, this is about making money on the financed high priced items that you all think you can afford. if all you care about is the monthly payments, then you are one of those people signing up for debt slavery voluntarily. wake up.

[@rutontuton]

I have a 2016 A3 and I love it. However, $41K is way too much for this car.

[@dmonelledwards]

I had a 2015 2.0T Prestige. I will never do that again. 2019 the thing started having issues.

[@dtna]

My 2014 Toyota RAV4 has 180K miles on it and still going strong. I change my oil every 7K, ATM fluid every 60K, coolant and thermostats every 60K, fuel injection cleaned every 60K and DON'T go to a dealership for sservice. I don't know why Jim Farley didn't kill the Lincoln brand. These days, I would only buy a Toyota/Lexus, Honda/Acura, Porsche, Mazda or a Subaru. Subaru is 20% owned by Toyota.

[@holyspirit7852]

Thes manufacturers over the last decade have been price gouging people FK them. A ram in 2005 was 32000 for a middle model now they are 50k plus

[@randomrazr]

no toyotas or honndas on the list XD

[@davidtvedt7597]

Jag's commitment to an all Electric future, means, no future. The dumbest marketing analysis, has, always proven, a future can, can experience success, with a product few desire, equating, to no future, at all, just memories, of the good old days, when past companies gave the buyer, his/her, hearts desire!

[@BobbyJones-b2c]

I'm a full bloody truck man.If I want a Cadillac, I know where the dealership is located.My son bought a fully loaded, Dodge Ram and the only thing that sits in his bed,are Walmart grocery bags.

[@Gadfly2025]

Was looking at Wagoneer L III, dealers all wait for factory bailout . Dealers with lowered costs pounce you with ADM fees and $ thousands extra fluff charges $$. It’s off to buy Suburban

[@ianmontgomery7534]

The worse thing is that you can't get spares but completed vehicles are sitting on lots.

[@paulc8778]

I can't believe how ugly these SUVs are, they are awful. I still own a 2016.5 Mazda CX5, it's stunning design still looks fresh hence Mazda keeping the same basic design in 2025.

[@JohnSmith-k1x]

With the high cost of new vehicles along with increased insurance premiums & high interests rates make buying & affording a car very hard to do. And I might add that the older vehicles are built better then the new ones. What do you think. ??? Thanks

[@S.L.S-407]

I wish we could get this kind of info in Canada❗

[@michaelirons6812]

Drop the ridicules prices!

[@theduckthatquacks6445]

learn how2 spell ridiculous

[@hottew_twat3963]

and reduce interest rates for ones above a 720 credit score

[@sumantkanala]

Reviews on point! First car I had was cla250. Great drivers car but all the things mentioned here are true - high lease price/month, stiff ride.

[@alexde2392]

wow, such low prices for US salaries! (watching this from Germany)

[@chriskutz7144]

The car companies need to go back to basics. Basic stuff, none of this fancy high tech crap and stuff we don't need. Peace

[@anamericanman]

It is simply baffling that Land Rover STILL has problems with their air suspensions, have they not worked out the bugs in 30 years?

[@agordianknot]

Let's see. GM, Ford, Mazda, Honda, all set record sales in 2024. Others also, but the data hasn't been released. I don't know anyone who owns the automobiles you listed. The car market is not "crashing."

[@elizabethandry515]

I’ve been car shopping, and these dealers aren’t moving at all… it’s crazy. The deals in 2025 are better than 2024’s which these dealers around me are loaded with. I even made an offer on a very gently used Corsair that is 5 years with 28k miles which has been sitting on their lot for 4 months and they countered with $600less than the sticker… I get the car is in good shape and low miles but it’s 5 years old it was crazy because it’s only 10k less than a brand new one..

[@Truthspeakerrrrrrrr]

100k plus for any car is crazy !

[@sabastian4858]

Brand new RAM 2500 loaded w/Cummins in 2016 48k. Now they want 90k before taxes and registration and the quality has plummeted. Buddy of mine made it 42 miles on his new Cummins 2500 before it had to be towed back to the dealer. No way!

[@briancockrum5233]

I say let these dealers pay the floor plan and keep them. I wouldn’t sell my 2003 Tundra or my 2015 Accord for love or money. New cars are designed to break down.

[@jjc4577]

i'd love to buy a Z- one that is $54,000 out the door is not attainable in my estimation. Dealers I have visited see the Z in the same manner as CJDR dealers see a widebody Hellcat: you'll pay whatever they say or they will sit on it until someone does. Dealers are absolutely complicit in these things not moving.

[@reho7387]

Well, unless the dealers slash the prices, the unsold vehicles will become paper weights in the their inventory.

[@tomfoolery6576]

Nobody purchasing a minivan is looking for "cutting-edge tech."

[@nonenonnenopenonenomorefor5556]

American cars and trucks are the ones to look at we did good GM FORD Dodge BUICK and GMC

[@SandeepSaggu-h1c]

Even basic sedans are 30k nowadays. Like what the hell

[@vincentparker8636]

Where is the reliability and dependability?

[@RobertPrescher]

2008 CR V, still going strong. 2015 Lexus ES 350, STILL going strong. 2000 Honda S2000 STILL GOING VERY STRONG! 👍👍👍Tired of facing these new, overly bright light shows on wheels.

[@markjordan4130]

Volvo depreciates a lot

[@mrvang8077]

None of them ever delivered its value in the long run.

[@kelmac111]

VW just dropped its prices on the ID4. I leased one for $179 a month!

[@MichealLiam]

Retiring this year, $82K biweekly, this video reminds me of my life in 2023, you have really inspired me in so many ways!!❤️

[@knighty8]

I’m feeling truly inspired. Can you provide additional insights about the bi-weekly subject you mentioned?

[@MichealLiam]

All thanks to Anna Kathleen Sanford

[@MichealLiam]

After I raised up to 325k trading with her I bought a new House and a car here in the states 🇺🇸🇺🇸 also paid for my daughter's surgery (Joey). Glory to God.shalom.

[@LebrecqueChiariello]

[@amrdinia]

Whoa 😲 I know her too! Miss Anna Kathleen Sanford is an incredible person who has brought immense inspiration and positivity into my life.

[@davea4037]

The alternator on the audi a7 looks like the ram's e-torque system for the hemi. That cant be good.

[@richardkleinberger7031]

I own a 2023 Audi A3 and it is very premium why better than any A-Class for MB.

[@choklitfactory]

Clearly USD prices. The ID4 in Canada starts at $65-70K! Too expensive. Their infotainment system is a mess. But they make solid cars

[@sweethamexploration]

Thank you. My selected car is not in your top 10… 😊

[@freehumans1824]

i knew it was over when the car lots advertisements main theme was bluetooth capabilities.

[@mrman-gb6uz]

Manufacturers should bring back some individuality in their vehicle designs. Drive down the road looking at all the SUVs. Every one of them looks the same. Without the emblem or name on the vehicle, I doubt most people can't tell one from the other. It might help sales too.

[@Karrpilot]

We used to call the Lincoln mercury dealership in our automall the old folks home. It was so bad, a telephone call would go to voicemail. Our Ford dealership owner decided to treat himself with a jaguar. And we all know just how bad their quality is. Borderline non existing. He had our porters taking his precious jaguar back and forth to the dealership at least once a month, if not more, the first year he owned it.

[@edwingross9778]

These crazy prices forcing me to keep driving my 2010 Toyota Camry , plus pocketing the money l would be wasting on a crazy car payment.

[@Dntdgxj]

Audi A3 has minimum discounts for a new car - around $1500. Not sure how accurate this list but A3 is not what Audi is struggling with.

[@mikeperry6794]

Actually, Navigator sales are up 9%

[@sampsonleevon1982]

Is it mandatory to get around 18mpg since the 90s?

[@dondon8398]

Average Mercedes-Benz Insurance Rates by State * State Good Driver Poor Credit New Jersey $3,350 $6,877 New Hampshire $3,040 $6,077 Nevada $4,370 $6,848 Nebraska $2,650 $4,257 dont forget the insurance

[@Maybe-So]

You keep saying "without features" - what the heck do you need in a car anyway? Do you really need more electric gizmos/distractions, more buttons, more displays that keep your eyes off the road? IF these cars drove themselves 100%, THEN you can make it a mobile entertainment/theater system. Until then, WHY are "more features" needed? WHAT FEATURES? Indoor plumbing? Seriously? What do you need? "Dated interior" - The real killers of modern vehicles are 1) reliability 2) reliability 3) reliability 4) RIGHT TO REPAIR 5) price

[@gordonallen9095]

Nobody in their right mind is going to pay these inflated prices for overpriced, cheaply made, and mostly unreliable vehicles. There is a GLUT of new vehicles rotting on dealer, and factory lots that manufactures haven't ben able to sell. And the situation is only getting worse.

[@bajaskier]

Serves 'em right!

[@daveandjanwoolf8078]

So if you bought a new Audi A3 it could already be 3 years old?

[@magnoliap5824]

Why does your picture have the Nissan Pathfinder? That’s just wrong.

[@kemangraya2382]

Im glad most people stop buying new cars

[@fw1421]

Anything above $50,000 is too expensive for the vast majority of Americans. Then there’s rediculous maintenance costs and poor reliability I’ll keep my 2011 Rav4 till the wheels fall off before il’ll get screwed by another dealer.

[@Truthspeakerrrrrrrr]

Keeping my 2015 Lexus Is 300

[@WolverineX7499]

It's the American consumers fault. They just went out there and paid any price as long as they had newest and flashiest car. Let the Makers suffer America.

[@xrismanessa3993]

Navigator he said it problems are suspension, electronics and outdated engine so the whole car is crap since the problems are the whole car.

[@Gadfly2025]

Germany = Jaguar in an all BANKRUPT GREEN FUTIRE 😅

[@howard11792]

What does everyone think of the 2025 Nissan Armada for a full-size SUV?

[@Otis884]

All the vehicles no one wants.

[@gigharbourite]

Some Co. needs to make an affordable car for the masses. Not the Mirage by Mitsubishi , better.

[@drbichat5229]

Lots of cars with fake exhausts BMW, Audi, Ford. That is so cheese

[@perryelyod4870]

I see AI is using the USAmerican prononciation of Z as 'cee', and not the correct way as 'zed'.

[@HALWG51]

Z is not zed, it's zee!

[@perryelyod4870]

@@HALWG51 Only for you 'exceptional' USAmericans. In countries that speak English, such as ENGLAND, where English originated , it's ZED. But then again, you people believe you're speaking 'American', not English.

[@Ozcrazy49]

@@perryelyod4870 You say tomayto, I say tomarto

[@Truthspeakerrrrrrrr]

When are we gonna start blaming banks

[@ihabjibril7035]

Jeep grand Wagoneer L is wasting money

[@anorthernhiker]

Any auto manufacturer that goes all in on EVs is not uoing to last.

[@marktreston2982]

Chrysler Pacifica, not Voyager

[@joelmorrow4071]

Do you know what would be refreshing on these videos? Is if you actually said why these prices are so high. Plain and simple corporate greet from the bottom to the top

[@ajtulips]

Another cause for high prices: worker wages, cumulative inflation of 21.8% during #46 administration, unnecessary technology.

[@StevieWonder737]

You can price them with greed for $500,000 but there's no profit in a vehicle that doesn't sell. I'm retired and very comfortable but I really can't afford, much less justify, a car or truck for $80K. Car manufacturers have got to the those prices down but sh*tcanning the unneeded technology that is cool but not necessary and generally not wanted. When all that techno stuff quits working you''ll have a vehicle that you can't start or at least can't drive. Reliability goes to hell.