THIS Will Put JEEP OUT OF BUSINESS

[@carquestionsanswered]

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[@wuddayameen]

I LOVE how you say "HAIRIES"... 🤣

[@petergriffin9874]

Because it's a Fiat. Only the badge is Jeep.

[@jmmywyf4lyf]

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[@brianjohnson3833]

Used Harry's for many years, great razors and good products!!

[@SurefireWoodsman]

The whole point is to put auto makers out of business. How else are you going to eliminate gas vehicles by 2030? Figure it out, the current administration's plan is to destroy the Country from within. Look at the big picture and this will make sense. "When you don't understand someones actions, look at the consequences and infer the intent".

[@kirkpalmer1709]

$116K for a Jeep...this world has gone insane!

[@UneducatedGeologist]

Once it hits 3yrs old not worth more than $50k. Basically piss $2k a month a way plus the payment

[@briandeschene8424]

Not the whole world. Just Stellantis in this case. They didn’t even exist a short few years ago. They can go away if they fail to stay competitive in the market.

[@diegoharo7943]

@@UneducatedGeologistin Illinois theres 3 of these Jeeps, two are 2022, both are $55,000/$56,0000. One has 4k miles and the other one has 7k miles. There’s also a 2021 series II but I don’t remember the price or mileage. They also have a 2023 all black charger with 5k miles for $25,600

[@diegoharo7943]

The charger is a sxt

[@Rdsxfn]

I must be a squirrel because this is nuts

[@samuelucman6232]

First time I saw the prices of the wagoneers I just started laughing. Jeep has had long-standing issues with quality which was already a knock against them when comparing to regular vehicles. When they started charging more, I stopped including them in my searches.

[@dishsoap1]

Do you get the same boring Pentastar V6 in that 110k Jeep? That thing probably slow as heck.

[@WolverineX7499]

Never about quality at Jeep for a Wrangler. Its the look. And when u see the Price go look elsewhere. Its time for dealers to feel the pain.

[@fireguy615]

If Jeeps pricing doesn't put them out of business, their quality will

[@Spaethon]

My dad used to be an industrial engineer for Daimler Chrysler in kokomo, and he once told me that if I want a car with one of the strongest engines on the market, to buy a Jeep with a straight 6 engine, manufactured from the early 90s through 2004. Apparently they were manufacturing the same exact engine since the 70's, year after year, perfecting it as they went along, so by 2004, Jeep's straight 6 was a machine engineered to perfection. Then in 2005, they redesigned the engine, probably killing the quality in the process.

[@floridaman7]

Their quality has been bad for 100 Years

[@jdgreen214]

Yeah just Google jeep oil cooler. It's not if but when it will fail. You have to remove the intake and sitting there is an oil cooler made of metal on top of plastic sitting between metal. Mine snapped and oil was dripping. It should be a recall because they all fail. Some make it to 100 plus thousand miles. Some don't make it to 40k miles

[@jaysdood]

Yep! Dog shit quality and dog shit customer service. What a "great" combination.

[@mallardcutter7209]

Jeep hasn’t made a good quality vehicle since the early 90’s. Jeeps these days are absolute junk

[@mbr3wmo768]

$61,000 for a grand Cherokee is absurd

[@fredgilbert2032]

LOL there is a trim level that MSRPs for 100k

[@eddier155]

And they're butt ugly!

[@MrEhole]

Honestly, 41k is too much.

[@jimmypark5467]

Lmao. $61000 I will buy lexus

[@JulioRad954]

Agreed this should be a 26-30k car

[@PDYALL]

Makes me wonder if this is a plan in the grand scheme of things with manufacturers. They can’t sell direct to customers but if all the dealerships go out of business then they have no choice but to

[@Cupidstuntfc]

It’s interesting you say that because I live in the UK and I like these videos because I didn’t realise that car dealerships could charge above the recommended retail price. Over here brand-new car showrooms are really just agents for the manufacturers and have to sell the car at the price that the manufacture charges. in fact i think it’s illegal over here and in Europe to sell a car for higher than the price that the manufacturer recommends. Obviously an individual can buy one and charge what he wants but not the dealer. Also over here you can’t just walk into a showroom and buy a car. You have to order it and the quickest I’ve ever got a brand-new car is three months. The only cars that you can get direct from a showroom there and then are ex demonstration models. Car supply is Limited by the manufacturers and that’s probably what they want to happen over there in the US. Then the manufacturer has total control

[@eddier155]

"You'll own nothing and be happy", remember that phrase, it's all by design.

[@kathlbryan]

Okay I'm freaked out 🤣

[@nuclearchris832]

Yes yes the dealers fkd the manufacturers . Now the rolls reverse good point @pdyall

[@markjohnston2675]

BINGO....I make a similar comment before I read yours....The Factory has said they wanted to do business similar to Tesla....If people think this will kill the manufactures the good ole "To big to fail" scheme will result in good ole taxpayers to save them from their greed....Face it folks the good ole US of A is nothing but a borderless, global, parasitical economical enterprise zone....A zone that does not care for the conditions of the country or it's citizens but rather suck the culture, wealth, morality, Spirituality and anything Wholesome and good from us and replace it with chemical fake food, VR, Porn, 900 sexes, and a Do what ever you want degenerate culture that will implode.

[@AJGreen-cn8kk]

Just ran a few numbers on that crazy Grand Cherokee. Assume tax, title and stuff puts it around $120000. Put 20% down, after all everybody has $20,000 cash laying around. Finance it for 60 months. Payment will be $1800.a month! I think the best investment in the next couple years will be repo lots and tow trucks.

[@trendel13]

Mechanic shops and Parts Distributors. Remember they're Chrysler products.

[@Tie509]

Yeah, that's nuts. With that note, you need to make at least $175k/yr to comfortably afford it.

[@27Zangle]

@@trendel13 They're not that bad. My mother has owned four Chrysler products in the last 12 years and only one had a few electrical issues that was easily resloved. I have friends with Chrysler products and they're all running well and stacking miles. Heck, my wife's uncle has a 2011 RAM he bought new and it has well over 200k miles without a single problem.

[@fredgilbert2032]

I am paying on 3 cars right now (dang teen driver) and all 3 together equal 1000 per month lol.

[@williamjackson8288]

I have a 2012 Grand V8, just regular maintenance over the years, overall great SUV.

[@Cupidstuntfc]

I’ve just checked and for $116,000 over here in the UK you could buy a brand-new range Rover sport or M3 biturbo. Those jeep prices are madness.

[@bigpapi88]

And that g80 is going be a frenzy to get parts for

[@objective7042]

That's what Stellantis is planning to do with Jeep, to become Land Rover's competitor.

[@Cupidstuntfc]

@@objective7042 they should be careful what they wish for as range rovers are the most stolen car in the UK and are impossible to insure at the moment

[@objective7042]

@@Cupidstuntfc Unfortunately, it's not their concern. Once they got the money, it's time to run.

[@Mikell-h2c]

Rover ,more junk❤

[@Allium_369]

I bought my new Cherokee sport in 2016. The payment was 400. There is no way I’d pay double for that car in 8 years. They are insane !

[@benstepanek2808]

I had the 2015 Trailhawk edition. Drivetrain blew apart at 52k and they would not validate the warranty. No mods or offroading done to the vehicle. Just blew apart at 55mph. $5000+ plus in repairs later, and I dumped the vehicle immediately. Never buying a CDJR product again. I look forward to their bankruptcy.

[@Allium_369]

@@benstepanek2808 wow what a horrible experience! I’ve had zero issues with mine, It now has 81k miles.

[@Lux-j8z]

@@Allium_369don’t count your chickens yet. It’s still Stellantis.

[@benstepanek2808]

@davidriley9621 assuming max of 72 month plan and avg. Interest rates at time, $30000ish

[@deanalbertson7203]

Jeep should focus on improving quality, improving miles per gallon, and sell more Compass 4X4. Cars with a sticker price of $100,000 is ridiculous.

[@fuzzyschwartz]

I don't really car about MPG when it adds things that can break or decreases reliability. I care about saving money with MPG not about the environment.

[@deanalbertson7203]

@@fuzzyschwartz Improved miles per gallon saves the consumer money. If gas goes up to $5 per gallon, people will care more about mpg. Most consumers don't want huge cars that waste gas money. And sticker prices should be between $25,000 and $35,000. Jeep should improve reliability, to compete with Honda and Toyota. The 4X4 is good, that competes with Subaru and Mazda.

[@johnjohnson9135]

what quality? its non existent @ Ford, Jeep and Chevy

[@deanalbertson7203]

@@johnjohnson9135 Exactly. Ford, Chevy, and Jeep need to do better if they want to stay in business. I did see, however, where the Ford Explorer did well in a crash test. Perhaps that is some improvement.

[@fuzzyschwartz]

@@deanalbertson7203 what happens to the money I save when an EGR valve or some other fuel saving part goes out. What about all these overly complex automatic transmissions. Car companies were starting to make good reliable automatic transmissions, but for the sake of mpg they are going to cvt.

[@canny8228]

I used to be a Jeep guy. I bought 4 of them over the years, all new. And I accepted the dubious quality of the vehicles because they were fun. But no. I'm not a Jeep guy anymore. If they're really trying to get away from their traditional customer base, then mission accomplished.

[@Arvolash]

My title is in the mail , 2013 JKU , I work on it every weekend to keep it away from the mechanic .. and I don’t even go wheeling anymore 😂 Can’t / won’t go back to a car payment , I’m trying to keep this jeep running as long as I do 💀

[@yunior12]

Imagine the many great cars you can get for $100k and you get a Jeep. Lol😂😂😂

[@sirsmarty274]

For that same money i can have several VERY NICE Lexus and Acura's in the driveway witch will all last 5 times longer.

[@MarjanKaykavoosi]

Exactly you can get 2.2 or 2.5 camery Toyota

[@jimmypark5467]

I rather buy lexus LX with that price. Lol

[@BMW_Z4idiot]

​@@MarjanKaykavoosior you can pay for college with all that money so you can learn how to properly spell 'Camry'.

[@imperialkhmer6146]

That's the same price of a nice house in my country Thailand 😂

[@aidartemir9350]

Yet management at RAM though that the Tungsten trim is what they are missing. What a mental disconnect.

[@somethingsomethingsomethingdar]

113k that’s a house in my book

[@gauzpadsfred4089]

Mine too 😡

[@jvolstad]

Maybe people are sleeping 😂Jeeps.

[@jessies6502]

That's what they're going to end up being, if something doesn't stabilize in the country's economics pretty soon. We'll ALL be living in our cars. At the rate my rent-to-income is rising, I will not be able to afford housing in two years.

[@vladimus9749]

Brandonomics at work. The govt is printing money at an unprecedented rate and using it to house illea- uh... visitors from overseas simultaneously causing inflation and using up housing inventory.

[@chrisweidner4768]

@@jessies6502Adds credence to the “you will own nothing and be happy.” Maniacs. We desperately need our government to stop serving the great reset and come back to “we the people.”

[@robsdeviceunknown]

Between them promoting price gouging, raising their prices and abandoning the V8 hemi (which put them back on the map since the last 20 year), RAM and Dodge is going the way of the dodo.

[@DB57RB]

It's super annoying how every car company has suddenly decided they're actually now a luxury brand car company. Mazda is trying to pull the same BS. What a joke.

[@yorsan2240]

Mazda at least has a better reliability record, today they're making the luxury vehicles in Japan unlike other brands that are cheaply made in USA or Mexico

[@EvilMonkey7818]

At least Mazda has good build quality and are pushing the envelope in engineering. Inline 6 engines, improved interiors, etc. For the price of a Wagoneer you could buy 2 Mazda CX90s and have money left over.

[@MrDuncl]

Yet with cheap credit people fell for it and turned their noses up at cheaper vehicles. I just checked and here in the U.K. you can buy a brand new Stellantis (Vauxhall) car for £15000. Zero street cred but it will get four people from A to B.

[@differencemaker242]

Yeah but Mazda still sells more basic models that you can buy for 20 and 30k.

[@pw2725]

Mazda builds popular models in Mexico too

[@jimowens381]

I really don't know what these dealers are smoking if they think the public is going to beat their doors down to buy these vehicles. Craziness!!

[@bullittboost6046]

I have a 2017 Jeep Renegade Trailhawk, paid 24k. Looked at a new one 35 to 38k. An they put a tiny 3 cylinder turbo versus the bigger 4 in mine. Stellantis is making no sense these days.

[@InternetUser._]

40,000 dollars for a 3 cylinder engine 😂💩🤡

[@Tampa_tom]

38 plus tax tag and title That’s 44k out the door

[@theguy4615]

It's a 1.3 liter 4 cylinder. I bought a new 2023 renegade for $24k.

[@SpyderDan1985]

@@theguy4615I went to look at one at a local dealer that was listed at that price. They wouldn't honor that price and then tacked on their fees and mandatory service packages. It was close to 32000. Needless to say I walked.

[@theguy4615]

@@SpyderDan1985 yeah that's too much. I traded mine in for a new Charger. I liked it, but the turbo lag was annoying. I can actually get more in the charger when I take out the back seat.

[@andrewtamkin2511]

Neighbor is a Jeep guy and he said no more Jeeps for him. For that Money he bought a loaded Gx460 put a lift on it and he said he now offroads in reliable luxury.

[@stes9949]

I had a 2007 Wrangler Unlimited Rubicon for 3 years with ignition problems. Traded it in for a 2011 4Runner TRD Pro. The 4runner is still going strong today.

[@jimmypark5467]

My friend bought new jeep. Radiator leak 2 times in 4 year. Out of warranty cuz over 100k mile. Spent thousands to fix. Lol My wife rx350 2013 with 120k miles. Still runs without any problems 😊

[@wayward03]

Toyotas are not perfect, however they are significantly better than Jeep.

[@joesprague1464]

Ouch Jeep!

[@SpyderDan1985]

What is a gx460?

[@nimbusmeter]

I have never had a car loan and never paid more than $20K for a vehicle. It is vexing that individuals pay more than $40K for a vehicle.

[@gtbigdog3507]

$40k is average

[@genxray951]

a fool and their money are soon parted.

[@djkenny1202]

Most I ever paid in 35 years driving is $10,500. Never has been remotely necessary to pay more. We invest in housing, not depreciating assets like cars.

[@djkenny1202]

@@tubenachos yup, bunch of foolishness

[@sentiencepsn2714]

Bought my last Wrangler in 2021. Just bought a Lexus GX in 2023. I paid $60k out to door for the new Lexus. That same Wrangler today has an MSRP of $65k. Let that sink in for a second. Jeeps are so expensive, I cross shopped a Lexus, and found better value. Jeep cannot compete in the luxury space.

[@vtking310]

No more cheap jeep, they've all gone insane with greed!

[@MuniTechnology]

Until day 1 of the pandemic, Jeep offered $10K off any Wrangler. Even then, that deal was just OK.

[@benstepanek2808]

Until it borke down while you are still making payments. They are money pits now.

[@MC-ys4yf]

My wife bought a brand new 2022 Wagoneer last month for 16k off MSRP and a ridiculous amount offered on her trade literally 5k more than anyone else offered and we got A LOT of offers. The cracks are already forming in Jeeps pricing.

[@nicholasy2715]

Can I know how much you end up saving from MSRP?

[@MC-ys4yf]

@@nicholasy2715 sticker was 78, we paid 62

[@redtiger7268]

Where I live (North TX) The Jeep Wrangler is the teen girl car. At almost every high school that is what daddy buys her for her 16th bday or a graduation present. It is pretty rare to see a guy driving one unless it is fully kitted out for off road.

[@enmass90]

I rented a grand wagoneer during a work trip recently and honestly it’s such a pile for what they are asking. Stellantis needs to come back to reality.

[@cb86258]

Grand Wagoneer, which isnr the Wagoneer, in a series 3, is the nicest thing I’ve ever driven.

[@mrdriver23]

Preach! I’ve been saying for years but Jeep betrayed their customers.

[@Shiznaft1]

I went to a Toyota dealer and I found that they had dozens of "used" vehicles with less than 20 miles on them. When I asked why they were used, the young woman told me they bought the inventory from another Toyota dealer and that allowed them to label the new cars as "used". Then they added a market adjustment since it was "used". We left and went to Nissan.

[@kenik2023]

A tech I used to work with told me about that scam last month. Even Toyota is off the chain😂😅🤣

[@deanrotering879]

Yeah Toyota is struggling with what their dealers are doing. They are losing customers

[@DB57RB]

The Jeep, Dodge dealer near me is bursting at the seems. They seriously must have ~300-400 vehicles, it's crazy to see.

[@greenshield1]

I've been waiting for this day, after how they took advantage of us all, they earned this

[@jasonparo6813]

My 21 Grand Cherokee L was in the shop for a bad AWD system, then was back for faulty heater core, finally lifters failed I went back to BMW no mark up or add on bull from BMW got a X4M comp, also our 2020 Kona has given us not one issue and got rid of the stallantis junk.

[@rtsolution11]

Stellantis Q4 reporting shows very healthy profits. Dealers may be hurting, BUT Stellantis is making huge profits.

[@jamesrobinson9176]

That's the problem.

[@InternetUser._]

The manufacturers sell every car they produce… to dealers. Who are sitting on them at 8% floorplan. 😂 dealers are the bag holders.

[@Thurmanatr16]

@@InternetUser._yep! Stellantis will feel it later but rest assured, it’s coming.

[@fredgilbert2032]

He touched on this Stellantis makes their profit selling the trucks/cars to the dealerships. Right now, the dealerships are getting hit because they can't move metal. This quarter when the dealerships start to refuse allotments Stellantis will take the hit as well. This is how supply chain works it takes a while to work its way back up to the top.

[@-_-_-_-318]

@@InternetUser._except that each car maker has a financial arm that loans money to dealers for everything from buying a building to floor plans to their inventory.

[@TylerCohn1996]

I work at a CDJR dealer in west TN. We went to the auction for a customer in November and picked up a 2022 Jeep Wrangler Sport (base model) with 16k miles. Auction fees, CPO cert., and inspection were at 34k. Sat on lot for nearly 3 months since customer flaked on us. Just sold it last night for 31k. Lost over 3k on vehicle alone. Pair that with a 2024 similarly equipped being 40k, prices of used are insane

[@R0MANS109]

I felt the $34,000 I paid for my new 2021 Mazda CX-5 CE w/ Turbo and AWD was high, but now I'm glad I bought it when I did. To buy a similar CX-5 just a year later cost about $40k.

[@pkarowic]

Hey Brandon. I live in northern Alberta Canada. I have been watching prices on Ram trucks for over a year as I was wanting to purchase a new pickup to replace my 2019 Jeep Cherokee Trailhawk. As everyone knows the prices were just too high. Anyway, yesterday morning I was sitting around the kitchen table drink my morning coffee. I thought I would check the Ram dealer here online and to my surprise they had a new 2023 1500 Ram Classic slashed down by 25%. It was a Ram Classic Express, Quad Cab. It was listed at 67,562 cdn or 50,045 US dollars before taxes, and discounted to 51, 262 cdn or 37,965 US dollars before taxes. So I went down to the dealer to see if this was true and it was. They has a lot discounted Ram trucks up to 25% off MSRP. I ended up buying this one and got them to throw in 3M for front of the Ram and not to charge me for the running boards and mud flaps they added. It had what I wanted, heated seats, remote start, tow package, Hemi motor, tinted back windows, 20 inch tires etc. Just wanted to share this with you because the week before, they only had discounts up to 15% off MSRP. It look's like they may be starting to realize that the public ain't buying what they're selling . One can only hope. Take care and thanks for sharing your info in your videos.

[@trendel13]

You pay cash or did you get any incentives on financing?

[@LeeDoesStuff]

That same truck was 42 grand out the door just three years ago. You got rinsed bro, no deal at all. You didn’t even get the 2024 but old lot rot crap. Should have held off longer they are getting desperate.

[@boningousa4390]

You got a good deal for the car you wanted.

[@bdlii]

That’s a good deal buddy. Good job. Enjoy it.

[@karradvall9779]

​@@LeeDoesStuffAs George Costanza said, it's not a lie if you believe it.

[@TP57477]

I used to look forward to your videos weekly, I appreciate you uploading more frequently, love the message and you do a great job on these videos.

[@dwruckstheeast]

You hit the nail on the head! I bought a Jk for $33k in 2015 and knew that that was crazy at the time for what you get. I'd love to have a Gladiator, but they are ridiculous. Plus, who asked for a huge screen in the 2024 Wrangler? Not a single person that I know that offroads their Jeep would want such a sensitive piece of equipment anywhere!! Give us knobs and switches back and quit making them so complicated.

[@jamessveinsson6006]

That’s why I love my 2006 Pathfinder

[@russellboyd-jb8jv]

YOU APPEAR TO BE, AND HONEST CAR DEALER, YOUR THE FIRST, I HAVE EVER MET, MY MIND IS BLOWN FOR SURE... RUSS BOYD KEY WEST FLORIDA.....

[@goodtimejohnny8972]

This was the same case pre pandemic. I worked at a jeep dealership. Jeep wrangler 2 years old and unsold. They tried to have a discount sale but stiil no sale. Ultimately they all got shipped off, about 20 units. Probably went off to auctions i guess.😮 They won't be out of business. Remember the "bail out"?

[@QCJSiteB]

Your average wrangler is over 50k. Low end Sport models are nearly 40k and that’s with no power locks, roll up windows, manual transmission and a soft top. Who the hell is going to spend that kinda money for that shit?

[@ralphmack8590]

IDK 😶😐

[@Offthbadan]

Jeez. I didn’t know you could buy a vehicle with no power windows or locks. AND NEARLY 40k nonetheless. Yeah, who’s doing that!

[@kennethkirklin6959]

I'd rather have no power options...that way I dont have to pay $7500 for a new power window switch or some such fuckery

[@laser31415]

I'd consider $20k for that option package.

[@tdel8613]

​@@lordrayden3045exactly. They were pre pandemic.

[@AddictedToJeepsCom]

In 2011, I bought a 2008 JKUR (15k miles) for $25K from a dealership. Fully loaded - plus dual-tops with soft top still in the box. Brand new 2011 models were $35,000. Now a similar JLUR is $65k! Wow! 😢

[@ronsmith7262]

Yeah I seen this the other day. The mpg is as ridiculous as the sticker price also

[@bigpermsgarage6290]

I just leased a grand cherokee and I'm happy with it. I originally wanted to look at rams but couldn't find what I wanted. They are putting the 3.6 liters in alot of them now and I didn't want that, I also wanted the cooled seat option and I didn't find any that met all of my specs. The cherokee is pretty cool, I'm enjoying it. Always enjoy your content as well!

[@mcdoctorglock]

I've owned Jeeps most of my life, my family usually had one while I was growing up. Now, my newest Jeep is 21 years old, and I couldn't imagine the cost for a younger one, let alone a new one. If Suzuki could bring back the Jimny to the US, they wouldn't be able to keep them on the lot.

[@b79831]

Brandon knows what he's talking about. I went to the Jeep dealer last month excited to buy my first wrangler. The payment would have been almost as much as my mortgage. I'm now driving a brand new VW for half of the cost of the Jeep🙂

[@tom4342]

Priced themselves out of business 😊

[@my-yt-inputs2580]

Imagine the people paying these prices for New Jeeps!!!!! You know they're out there.

[@MangosVinylCuts]

They are in the pickup line at my kids school with their $70K Wrangler.

[@jimgibson4978]

Price is just part of the story. I just traded a 17 Jeep Grand Cherokee Limited with the 3.6 L motor. I was a rolling piece of junk. Reliability is a major issue.

[@bills6093]

I've seen lots of YT vids for a while claiming that various dealers are struggling and will need to drop prices. So far, in my area, I see no sign of dropping prices. I see no changes in the add-ons. Whatever message the YTers have been sending for the last year or so, it has not been received by any dealers around here. The local Jeep dealers certainly haven't lowered prices.

[@nicholasy2715]

Agreed. Even for 2023 leftover models, merely discounted for 3k from MSRP

[@seamusoreilly804]

I have a 2005 TJ Rubicon with the off-road pkg & a Warn winch. I paid $29K for the whole enchilada back then. And I’m going to keep it until it utterly dies (or I do). It would cost me $70K to replace it now… absurd!

[@darrellwilliams5995]

In the equipment business I've seen where they loaded up on combines or even certain years of tractors, no problems, they sold them over the border and they junked them out, then you had to buy new or go over the border and bring them back, but I'm over 800 mi from the border. I had to go to two different states to find equipment. It may appear that they are cornered, but if they're not, we are.

[@edg8535]

Folks quit buying vehicles. Pay your mechanic to keep your vehicles running. After about 30% go belly up, along with a few manufacturers, you will see prices come back down.

[@wizzyno1566]

That's not how economics (the world) works. If you reduce supply like that, prices would go up.

[@donhill1825]

​@@wizzyno1566that's true in principle but there's no reduction in supply if dealerships go out of business. The cars don't just disappear.

[@iguess2739]

@@wizzyno1566 "reduce", nope. Besides isn't it weird that there is supply and demand simultaneously but less sales. It is almost like they are economically unattractive. But by all means, hold FIRM to that high price.

[@rmz4504]

I have to buy a new rig, every time I go to a mechanic it's $500-$5000 for repairs. Mechanics are frigging crooks as well. I've been looking for a trustworthy mechanic for 30 years.

[@airybrook]

I get a lot of ads from a local Jeep dealer. They are offering 9.9% off of msrp. The ad says the average savings from this deal is $8600. Which means the average price of a car on their lot is slightly over $86000. For a vehicle that probably has lot rot and will probably spend more time in the shop than in your garage. Amazing.

[@jaywalk6628]

Local Dodge dealer has 21 - Challengers 28 - Chargers 107 - 1500's and Jeep has 134 - Wranglers 70 - Grand Cherokees LOTS of selection for the hoard of NO BUYERS. I might go in there just to hassle them.

[@philipchang4453]

Report back if you get a good deal

[@gthree0239]

Bought my first house for only $9,000 more than that Grand Wagoneer. Those 6 figure car prices are insane! If you finance that truck for 7 years at the average rate of 9.5% your payment is nearly $1900/month. If you instead bought a used suburban or equivalent for let’s say 40000 and invested the difference (approximately $1350 per month after 7 years you would have $151,000 (at a return of 8%). Not a big Dave Ramsey fan anymore but he’s right about cars killing our retirement’s.

[@BLACKAAROW]

not to mention, if you financed that wagoneer and drove it off the lot, you will be instantly underwater on that loan because it just lost 15% just you taking it off the lot before even making a single car payment.

[@melissasmess2773]

I fix up vehicles, buy them broken or wrecked and then keep them for years, I win! 😂

[@jefftammy9606]

I bought my first house at the age of 22 in 1992 for $89,000.00 for a new 3 bedroom home @ 7.5% interest. Monthly mortgage payment was about 750 dollars. So sad that today's young people are priced out of the market. Today you can't own a new car (when factoring in insurance costs) for what I paid for my mortgage each month.

[@jeremymcauliff8485]

Imagine telling your buddies you just spent $116k on a new vehicle. They're wondering if you bought a Porsche, Jaguar or something exotic. Imagine the look on their face when $116k bought a grocery getter Jeep.

[@MrDuncl]

LOL. I just looked on Autotrader UK and the cheapest new Jaguar is £35000. The cheapest new Porsche is £63000. So you could probably buy both for the price of that Jeep.

[@dave3657]

Friend of mine bought a new Grand Cherokee in the 90’s, drove it up until this year. Frame rusted out. He looked at another new Jeep, but for the price he got into a BMW instead. He said that if he’s going to spend that kind of money, it’s not going to be for a Jeep.

[@asajayunknown6290]

$4000 off is a pittance. I predict it wont be enough. Mayby 15-20k and 1% interest?

[@paullunkes8383]

I love this channel…straight from the street…not massaged nonsense from CNBC et al….

[@bdun1226]

I always pay extra for the 78% nitrogen fill.

[@tearsbeers]

I bought a 2024 Ram 1500 Limited for $15,500 off one month ago from ML CDJR. Last year of the Hemi in the Ram 1500,I couldn't resist

[@tearsbeers]

@@GeoffBoston-h5g I don't need an insurance quote

[@rrmm7566]

... after they raised MSRP by ~$20k over the last few years

[@Thurmanatr16]

@@rrmm7566and going much higher to pay for the costlier to produce I6.

[@AStanton1966]

We bought a new 2023 Jeep Grand Cherokee L Limited trim with the new Uconnect5. That Uconnect5 was so terrible, we traded it back in after only 6 months for new Jeep Cherokee with Uconnect4. Seeing the onslaught of the 4XE's, I ran out and bought a new 2023 Jeep Wrangler Willys V-6 4-door with crank windows and a stick. I paid $40,500 for it before taxes. The dirty dogs at the dealer got me for $299 for window etching! You can't make this stuff--window etching and nitrogen-filled tires!

[@fredgilbert2032]

They will continue to charge these add on as long as someone will pay for them.

[@nismo370z4]

Might want to keep that information to yourself !! 😂😂🤣🤣

[@coreyeberhardt1655]

In Wisconsin & Minnesota prices are still sky high and sales are STRONG 😮

[@pepperonish]

I recently drove a Wrangler rental, and honestly they aren't even that nice to drive.

[@JA-zh5xi]

Wranglers have always been one of the worst driving cars on earth. People over look it because they are original.

[@williamjackson8288]

I see a lot of these for sale on facebook, impulse bought I'm sure

[@guyincognito210]

i own two. They suck. they are awesome in the summer. but yeah, don't overpay.

[@sunshine135]

My wife wanted one. I bought her a JL when they came out in 2018. She loves her Jeep, but it rides and drives horribly. She can keep it.

[@mikephillips5541]

Wranglers are not made for smooth ride, they are built for trail riding in the mountains and going mudding!!

[@Sitchinte]

My goodness, those prices. I bought a 2012 Versa aix months ago for $3K. Still runs great. No repairs yet. Oil, filter change. Just need it to hold up 18 more months

[@simplyliving4011]

Prices crept up? Man Prices skyrocketed. If I'll buy a wagoneer,I might as well buy a used navigator 😂

[@trendel13]

I can't wait to see the Wagoneers take the place of all those old Commanders on the $10,000 or less lots in a few years.

[@eddier155]

Or a home.

[@LuneUnion]

I heard someone who is more knowledgeable than myself say that it's about $500 per car that the UAW raises added. In other words, the labor costs from raises aren't responsible for most of the price jacking.

[@Offthbadan]

If I’ve seen 5 Hornets since the introduction, I would have to be convinced of it.

[@grantechsweng5268]

not even in the market for a car but I like the info. my last car was $2,100. 2007 Honda Accord V6. EXL Turn my own wrench and save a bundle.

[@Mark-yy2py]

I love my Jeep (2017 JKU), but all Toyota has to do is bring back the FJ, and make it like the jeep and bronco where you can take the doors off, the top off, etc. that could either put jeep in a position of sink or swim…

[@sues3218]

My son's 2003 LJ is like that. He has no plan on letting it go. He wouldn't touch the new stuff they are making. He paid cash for it, and he pays cash on any upgrades he makes. I like to refer to it as the lego car. THAT is why he likes it.

[@wuddayameen]

HENDRICK CDJR&F takes pride in holding onto those vehicles. Heck, those new Monroney stickers are collecting dust in the back room. In time all that metal will become PRICELESS ANTIQUES. I WILL NEVER BUY FROM STELLANTIS because of their GREED over the past few years. I WILL NOT FORGET. My 12 and 14 year old clunkers get me from point A to B just fine. Let's see who wins the WAITING GAME - I'm betting on ME! Are you planning to buy CDJR&F? 🤔

[@davidhorne2326]

This might be Capital CDJR in Indian Trail NC.

[@wuddayameen]

@@davidhorne2326 Could be I read the dealer name on the Monroney sticker incorrectly... 😕

[@davidhorne2326]

@@wuddayameenwhoever owns the dealership, is probably hating life! Can’t imagine the overhead.

[@YOUneedJESUS1]

$58k for a wrangler. By a 4runner! same price good off road, can fit the whole family, tow more, and will last 200,000mi longer.

[@kenik2023]

Ypu haven't priced a 4runner😂😅🤣 Toyota ain't what it used to be either 😂😅🤣

[@deanrotering879]

4Runners are still what they were and Toyota is still miles ahead of domestic auto companies

[@robertnunn3015]

As long as people keep buying new cars the prices will not go down !!

[@sarge27271]

You know, all around the world the Suzuki Jimny is well reviewed and loved by many. The big boys should be careful. Cause one of these little guys runs below $30K pretty well equipped. And they can be modded to no end. Remember in the 70s Toyota, Honda, Datsun, all bringing in these tiny little cars with 1.2, 1.5 liter engines...LMAO...Yeah, well they gave the big three a run for their money didn't they?.......Juss sayin'. "Money talks and bullsh1t walks!"

[@skibik3r]

Wish we could buy a Jimny sized "new" samurai here in the states.

[@sarge27271]

From your lips to the GODS of imports ears!!! @@skibik3r

[@EchoSigma6]

Does the chicken tax apply?

[@SatsMate]

I want to buy a Jimny so bad, can’t here

[@sarge27271]

Join the club....it Sucks! @@SatsMate

[@sunnym.4077]

I've been learning a lot from you, my cars are 1997 and 2003 and honestly just think I'm going to keep repairing them until it costs double their value to fix. Insurance is cheap Negotiating just to get rid of junk fees or just taking the hit, part me wants to see Amazon end this with the race to the bottom in terms of pricing.

[@jennymark7403]

Jeep and Chrysler has bombed in Australia and have sold 52% less in 2023 and now in 2024 its worse the reliability issues are the big problem and prices here in Australia there in the news in courts for being bad cars breaking down, no wonder there in trouble

[@jaca786]

You have changed the game on the car knowledge on sales for car lot information. You keep up the good work. Also, I will be buying Harry's products today.

[@tyronepringle3344]

$113k for a JEEP?????? HELL NO I'LL PASS.

[@duxgarnifex3678]

When the buyer wants a no-frills, all-wheel drive off-road vehicle and they're stuck with a grocery Getter or a soccer mom car, they're going to lose market share.

[@ROE675]

Yeah I don't have $5,000 to have an electrician come out and hookup a charging deal for an overpriced underperforming EV.

[@Hunches333]

Love the content. Right up there with Scotty and car edge for me. All you need is these 3.

[@lonewanderer3603]

It's not just CDJR, every dealer in my town has lots stuffed to the gills.

[@johnstrand2247]

My last jeep, they would not even honor the basic warranty. I would never get swindled by them again.

[@shanniew.8030]

I test drove a Jeep yesterday and they put me in 3 the cheapest was 58,000. But part of the issue with Jeep is how much their perceived retained value. A used 2016 Jeep is being sold locally by a dealership for 32,000.00. I have a really good job but I refuse to pay almost double what I pay for my 2022 crossover I drive

[@mr_ice117]

I keep wondering how they are making more money while selling less, what i mean is who wakes up and decides that buying a 100,000 jeep is a good investment simply cause brand loyalty, they can't even make a product that will last 100,000 miles while charging 100,000 dollars

[@tonyshetter7545]

Greed in a tough financial time people won't forget

[@Laney_75]

We lost our 2017 Jeep Renegade in a bad accident (hit by a guy running a red) and passed on buying a new one. Prices too high & they aren't made as well, safety ratings went way down.

[@smartphones4cheap940]

Stellantis will have to follow economics 101. Lower prices to increase demand, demand moves more volume, they in return make more money.

[@wizzyno1566]

By that logic if they sell cars for $1 each they'll be rich.

[@wizzyno1566]

​​​​@@2xDeacon no it doesn't. My point is you can't just reduce prices to any level just to increase volume. That's obviously stupid. As are you.

[@wizzyno1566]

​​@@2xDeaconno it doesnt. You cant just reduce prices to ANY level just to increase volume and make more money. That's just silly. Ps. My logic was literally his logic.

[@asajayunknown6290]

Agreed. But absolutely NONE of the marques are willing to "make it up in volume" anymore

[@Leslie83249]

I have a 10 yr old grand Cherokee with 140k and I will never buy another jeep even if prices become affordable. JEEP - just empty every pocket

[@Tampa_tom]

Prices are up about 4 percent from last year at my local Toyota dealerships

[@wcb22516]

Same with Chevrolet. That white suburban at Carmax probably has the same engine/transmission failure problems. And probably outrageous in price.

[@garydavis6241]

On a window sticker when it says reissued out from the vin number what does that mean on a new 2023 chevy pickup

[@theotherorange3586]

On a side note those are some crazy chemtrails. Not surprised you sound like you have a cold. Always get breathing issues when the jet checkers comes out.

[@strategicservices9906]

what do you think of the jeep patriot or liberty? do they hold up or should I avoid them??

[@mikehudson2954]

Time to fix up what you have. Cheaper to repair and fix your older vehicle than to pay over inflated pricing. They are screwing the regular guy.

[@rickgruwell4421]

Love the way they’re playing the game raising the price by $10,000 then give you a price cut of $4,000 how about just going back to the old msrp of 2021

[@bskasick]

I have been watching a used Wrangler at a dealership near me. Over the summer, they were asking over 40k it has been constantly marked down to 22k... they finally removed the initial price feom the marketing.

[@philipchang4453]

Do you think the 22k is a good deal for a jeep

[@junito1008]

I’m glad this is happening cause all these dealers abused us during the pandemic…now it’s time to pay back…Im not buying until a 40% discount on MSRP !! 🤪😂

[@user-bmw528]

Yup. All those dealers spent their profits on expensive toys and vacations. Should’ve saved. No bailouts.

[@kitatit]

Jeep had a big marketing push here in Australia a few years ago and it worked… for a while. They were mostly the lower end models up to the Grand Cherokee. People who didn’t already know wised up and realised the build quality was quite lacking. Not good value for the money they are asking.

[@AldenMartinale1990]

Wanted a Gladiator as I liked the idea of a Jeep with a Truck bed for camping. With their known QC issues I was apprehensive, but now with the price gouging; I’m going with a Tacoma. Tacoma’s are still pricey but are bombproof; better investment.

[@howardgabel5736]

Just bought a new Ford Maverick. 45 mpg, $26k. Saved $30k from Jeep prices. Get in the game or go out of business.

[@GeneralChangFromDanang]

I just priced out a Maverick build today. It came to around $30k. For some reason, anything with similar options in my area is an MSRP of $40k-$50k. Friggin' dealers lol.