UNREAL TRUCK PRICES At Car Auction!

[@chrisakachris5674]

You are the best non youtuber i know on youtube! Keep up the good work.

[@carquestionsanswered]

Wow, thanks!

[@brianbabicki5488]

Ya he`s good but i suggest less of Brendan's face and a little more of the junk in the auction lot .

[@pawelwisniewski6849]

Still generates views so why change it 🤷🏻‍♂️

[@billshoe22191]

These prices people are paying at auction is more than I would pay for them as retail customer. Crazy

[@clivewarner2162]

Agreed.

[@NoDaysOff-oz2zl]

They will be repo'd and back at the auction by Christmas

[@ReadTheShrill]

Yeah I don't understand how they are "DUMPING THEM" with those prices.

[@Savvynomad225]

Yeah, there’s no break in prices, individuals just need to be wise with money

[@ST-cx9bt]

New car prices..crazy.

[@MrBiggBs]

When you pay $21k for a truck that has 121,000 miles there is a problem.

[@Liimpy]

120k is nothing.. I've put 102k on my 2022 duramax ... it's 2 years old and you're telling me it's worn out already?..

[@batsonelectronics]

@@Liimpy no, he is telling you that 21k auction price for that truck is way too much. It will go on the lot for 25K and that is 8K more then it should be.

[@Liimpy]

@@batsonelectronics based on what? Your feelings of what trucks should sell for?

[@batsonelectronics]

@@Liimpy checking all the options for add ons, 23K is retail for a v8. Don't know if it has the v8 or v6 though.

[@davep2945]

@@Liimpy It's not a matter of the truck being worn out. It's a matter of it being 6 years old with 121,000 miles and still bringing $21,400 at auction because a dealer believes there's some fool out there willing to pay $29,000 for it. People's perception of value is skewed. A dealer near the end of May 2024 sure as heck wouldn't give someone $21,400 on a trade for that truck. And in today's market the idea that there is someone who is willing to AND can get a loan for $28,000 to $29,000 might be flawed. After all, whatever dealer traded for that truck decided they could get more at auction than at retail. Or, it sat for far too long on their lot and they wanted to get rid of it. So maybe they traded for it when trade in prices were higher but couldn't move it before retail prices fell so to auction it goes. By the way, your 2022 duramax is in a completely different class than this truck so you can't judge this by that.

[@MrBiggBs]

Repo’s and charge-off’s are on the rise at the bank I work for. The market has not corrected itself yet, the bottom is not close.

[@davidfmcdonough]

The dealers have not faced reality yet on how badly this market is going to crash. They are all loaded up with no one buying. If they where smart they would dump their entire inventory and wait for the bottom.

[@Osmonic74]

Yup we are slowly working our way there with Dealers trying to squeeze every penny out of vehicles like the Harkonnens trying to squeeze every drop of spice on Arrakis. Didn't work for the Harkonnens and won't work for the Dealers, there is a reckoning coming soon.

[@jacebakerjace]

When trucks are 30k all day for 2024s... then the market has collapsed. Until then it's business as usual.

[@justinr9753]

An extended cab F-150 XLT was that price in 2000, that is over $50K now and the base model that starts at $38K is better equipped.

[@alb12345672]

@@justinr9753 I have an 11 6.2L Platinum with every option. Stickered at 55K. It was of the last F150s with fluid power steering. Almost worth it how it drives at close to 200K. Needs nothing.

[@jwayne777]

I agree

[@matthewmatzner4930]

We’re getting close. You can get many base model mid size trucks under or around $30k that are $5-15K under MSRP. Full size pickups are having similar price drops. Of course they overly inflated the prices on average doubling the price (50% ish) compared to the inflation rate the last three years (22% ish) so it’s not like it’s a super good deal relative to inflation, however it’s trending that way in a big hurry. 2025’s are hitting some lots with many 2023’s and even some 2022’s left. Things are going to get very interesting going forward.

[@shannonwhitaker9630]

Imagine buying a “new” 2022 truck with dry rotted flat spot tires, old stale gas in tank, moisture in the engine oil, developing rust on the frame and fading of the dash from sun exposure. Yeah I’ll give you 25K for it with full warranty but only after I drive it around for 3 days first.

[@batsonelectronics]

$40K for a rusty 2017 Raptor with 50K miles is just plain crazy. I wouldn't pay more than 25K retail on that truck. It is 7 years old, has 50K miles and a rusty frame. All the cars sold seemed way over-priced.

[@karlschauff7989]

It's just surface rust. The dealer that puts it up for sale will cover the rust up with a cheap undercoating and 9 out of 10 people will never question it. As far as values, clowns overpay for Toyota trucks all the time. Why is it such a stretch to see a low mileage Raptor sell for a similar premium?

[@user-xw4vg1vy5e]

Toyota and Ford aren't similar though...

[@danieldillon6436]

$1000 dollars off is hardly a serious incentive. I just looked at the Nissan trucks for sale in Reno and the 'huge discount' is $1000. It's still a joke. Dealerships need to feel some real pain like the rest of consumers have felt for the last few years and make them get serious about lowering their nose bleed prices.

[@karlschauff7989]

Frontiers are the most affordable midsize truck in the segment, why would they put big incentives on them? Particularly when Toyota raised the new 4th gen Tacoma by $15-20k vs the 3rd gen.

[@stevenlaspes5823]

The dealers love inflation that gives them the justification to raise their prices and not feel bad about doing it. The outcome of all this is the repo man capitalism at it’s finest

[@Matanumi]

@@karlschauff7989 what for? A Tacoma shouldn't be more then 40k

[@raymondlin8728]

My 1990 Toyota corolla drives fine , point a to b. Paid for, cheap insurance, reliable, dont care if it gets dirty

[@lonewanderer3603]

These dealers haven't even marked these cars up yet and they are priced higher than I would pay for at retail.

[@ericdean2525]

These dealers are paying too much for the wholesale cars. What are you going to sell it for? Thats how we ended up in this mess. No need for dealers to complain about prices when they’re paying close to top dollar for vehicles with 100K+ miles

[@Haya12234]

I agree,

[@leos3003]

If they can't turn it in a week, they'll start loosing money on it. Lucky Lopez learned the hard way that in this market you drive it straight from the auction to the lot and begin selling that day or you start loosing money. The good news is that sellers are starting to realize that first money is best money and you don't mess with reserves. And that's before banks begin dumping all the reserves they've got piled up. If you look at google maps in Detroit arounds Jeep / Chrysler plant, there's a sea of cars. Literally thousands and they can't ship them since all the dealer lot are full, not to mention the flooring plans.

[@_Sandman843]

17k for an 84k miles subaru is outrageous. They will try to sell it for about 21k. It won't sell and will be right back at the auction.

[@cucar8761]

They are paying more for cars because of competition too many Mexican car dealers saturating the market and driving up prices

[@fialee8]

Dealers aren't fools. They pay top dollar for a car they know someone will want to buy. Where they make most of their money on is financing. If you got a car that can sell even at cost, but they can get someone pigeon to pay 21% interest rate for 72 months... they are prob going to clear $8K-$10K on financing profit on that sale.

[@waynemerry8976]

Brandon has personality and honesty! I view others that cover lots, roofs and auctions and after 6 minutes their voices just become white noise. Go Brother!

[@LG-tw5vm]

Spending over $20,000 dollars on a Chevy truck with 120,000 miles on it? You must be OUT OF YOUR MIND. That truck is lucky if the engine makes it another year.

[@Liimpy]

120k is nothing are you d u m b...

[@shannonwhitaker9630]

Don’t they have timing chains about the size of a Schwinn 10-speed chain ?

[@Liimpy]

Ridiculous comment, have you ever owned a truck.. My 2022 chevy has 102k Miles already, not a single problem with it, your out of your mind

[@michaeljones3765]

Depends upon how you take care of it. My 2000 GMC Sierra had 434,000 miles when I sold it last year...I still see it about once a week.

[@shannonwhitaker9630]

Yeah, you right…… 25 years ago when they were still building a half-ass truck. This crap they building now will never make that.

[@chuck51561]

I WOULD NEVER PAY THAT MUCH FOR TRUCK WITH 120,000 MILES ON...CRAZY PEOPLE.

[@karlschauff7989]

A new truck equipped like that sells for $55,000. It's well maintained, has leather and touchscreen infotainment. $21k might be high for a wholesale price but on a used lot, that's a pretty typical price.

[@coleposton6570]

You won’t pay any less either

[@SuperTundra08]

Just saw a 09 silverado at a Dodge dealer for sell at 20k rediculous.

[@mbr3wmo768]

Saw a f-150 on auto trader the other day with 250,000 km and they still wanted 32k 😂

[@Evilslayer73]

Insane

[@justme-27]

My neighbor is selling a 07 long box Cummings dodge....perfect shape. 30,000 asking he'll take 25...it'll sell fast

[@glennbeadshaw727]

​@@justme-27I put my 2014 Ram quad cab 4 by 4 Cummins diesel on Craigslist for $18,000 and I never heard even one word from anybody

[@enthused7591]

@@justme-27 Long beds are sick but they take forever to sell because 21-year-olds who sign up for financing at 16% don't think they "look cool". An 07? That's a $14,000 truck if the miles are low.

[@vermeea1]

Paying these ridiculous high prices for these 'beaters' is a sure indicator of how stupid some people are. Take 50% off these prices and it may make sense.

[@donsmnc5319]

$8,100 for a 10-year-old Corolla, NFW, and once its that's on that dealer's lot they will ask 11,500 to 12,500, any consumer that buys that is an id10t this market is still miles away from anything worth buying, pure bs

[@fialee8]

They'll sell it at cost+recondition... and make all their money off financing. I suspect it'll be some woman/girl looking to buy a car for

[@greggalexander5913]

Spoiler: Prices are outrageously HIGH!!!

[@tazzel2699]

Memorial day new car specials in my area is 500.00 off any new vehicle!!! What a joke. Yeah car dealerships really in trouble with such a discount!!

[@beyondthe90]

I tell everyone about myself that I have a face for radio, voice for print, and handwriting that rivals the worst doctors. Another enjoyable trip to the auction video.

[@Johnny_Kanuk]

The Silverado has the Redline package. You get the lettering and the red stripe on the wheels. It's an appearance package. Looks cool.

[@georgehollingsworth2428]

A lot of us would LOVE to know how much the dealers mark up and sell these sorts of cars for. The auction sale prices seem pretty high to begin with.

[@thomasallen1951]

Coming off the assembly line is where the big margins are made, not at the dealer level. Factories can help dealer owners greatly if they choose to

[@ouethojlkjn]

I remember being in a dealership haaggling with the salesman and he wouldn’t drop from 10,500 to 10,000 so I walked away. a week later my uncle took me to my first car auction where I bought basically the same car with 7000 miles on it for 5500! So that was the first and last time I ever bought a car from a dealer…. The best customer is the one you already have. Let alone driving ones you don’t yet have out the door.

[@alanbeckham9093]

This guy says the same thing every video. Shows cars no one can afford and says its over. From what I've seen car prices haven't fallen at all.

[@tradermunky1998]

And yet Manheim Used Vehicle Value Index has prices down 11.3% year over year.

[@scotts5879]

Then you suck at research Alan. Keep your opinion to yourself if it sounds dumb.

[@jordans5792]

“FrOm wHaT iVe SeEn” comment on every video zzzz

[@leos3003]

You obviously haven't looked at electric cars. They are a third of their price from 6 month ago and China is about to dump millions of cheap Chinese electric junk at any cost to get the market. If you want a nice year old electric car you can get one for $20K and it's about to get a lot cheaper. If you want a new electric car Tesla and Hyundai will lease it to you for $200/month.

[@HillyBill38548]

Fear sells and gets views.

[@brianbabicki5488]

If you think that rust on the Raptor was a problem or came from a rust belt area just take a ride to the dealer and inspect the frames on any truck those frames are rusting before the trucks are assembled especially at the welds .

[@fialee8]

I am only guessing, but I assume why franchise dealers don't detail a car before it goes to auction is that the detailers are part of the service department, and the trade-in sits on the sales-side of the books. Each side, sales and service, have their own revenue and profit targets for the month and quarter. So every time the sales-side asks the service-side for work (repairs, inspection, estimates), the sales-side has to "pay" the service-side. If the sales-side knows it's going to auction, they prob don't want to put any more money into the car before selling it (esp if there's a risk of no-sale... they spent $$$ to detail a car that's not going to sell). In watching some of these other YT videos on mechanics, the service side does not appear give any discounts when charging the sales-side (not up front, maybe at the end of the month or quarter, some % might get knocked off).

[@pinschrunner]

They could certainly run the cars/trucks through any carwash on the way to auction for $7-12 depending on where they are. Not everything has to be super well done, just not disgusting. Vacuuming a truck might be sufficient, it doesn't have to be detailed.

[@karlschauff7989]

They could at least pay a runner shop vac it quick.

[@fialee8]

@@pinschrunner I can only assume the super disgusting ones & bird poops are from repos, abandoned/tow lot, or insurance companies. If someone is going to trade in their car, they won't super clean it, but they prob make it clean enough for trade-in. However, if anyone's traded in a car before, the sales-side is sneaky, and will start with a trade-in value, and then nickel and dime the costs such as a "reconditioning fee", or say "tires look old", "there's some dings", etc that need to get fixed so they can knock the trade in value down.

[@fialee8]

@@karlschauff7989 Have you seen who they hire at dealerships to be assistants these days? I think they purposely find retired carneys, or someone who can barely put on socks in the morning, or must have five missing teeth. These guys don't care about doing a good job, or any job for that matter.

[@Greg_Chase]

I loved seeing that Corvette Stingray. When I was a kid, my Dad bought his first Corvette, a new 1969 silver 350 cubic inch version. I noticed other Corvettes with side pipes, a raised front hood section, and '454' badging and I said to myself "why did my Dad buy the 350 instead of the cooler 454?" It was a letdown. If you look at that black 454 in your footage, it just really stands out, the side pipes, etc. Wonderful footage!

[@brucecampbell9412]

Dude, get a new phrase to entice views. Truck market isn't slowing down at all and prices aren't dropping.

[@Jjwilliamson777]

I could not afford a Ford so I got a Chevy and dodged payments

[@briank3754]

I’ve been tracking the used F150 market for two years and prices have barely gone down at all.

[@CheeseLovingGuy]

​@@briank3754eh ! Have I been deceived by the US car channels that I watch. I hope not I have been enjoying it all. I am UK and don't even drive anymore but have been finding the car market fascinating especially the EV side. Lay offs - imports - union battles - etc etc

[@matthewbialy212]

Said every dealership that sells trucks……

[@karlschauff7989]

@@briank3754 And they won't for a long time. The big 3 have collectively been selling millions of trucks each and every year for a while now. The market is saturated with used trucks.

[@sgtcrab2569]

Dings and paint chips on the front is a sign of highway miles. A good thing!

[@batsonelectronics]

or a sign of someone who follows the car/truck in front too closely.

[@fireguy615]

These prices aren't going anywhere. Auto manufacturers pay for laws that protect them. Prices will stay this way until they go under. Then the govt will bail them out. Again. So either way, we pick up the tab.

[@f1champ551]

25 year old import rule and chicken tax are the biggest things saving the automakers in America... If we all go to the government to demand that end, the automakers are either forced to compete or go out of business, as the free market and capitalism intended for them to do.

[@hfd413]

Wait for it. What's coming is so enormous, you're going to forget all about vehicle prices.

[@redhed9776]

@@hfd413 believe it !!

[@EMichaelBall]

@hfd413 What do you think would cause the crash?

[@hfd413]

@@EMichaelBall There is only a few months left of the rock-a-fella dollar. Peoples dollar on deck.

[@luizquiz1]

who the hell wants to buy a car or truck with high mileage! if people keep buying these cars, things are not going to change.

[@Liimpy]

What do you consider high mileage

[@enthused7591]

I never buy a vehicle with under 140k lol, but older trucks last 250k+ and are still under $8,000

[@luizquiz1]

@@Liimpy 60k plus

[@theairstig9164]

It took Tesla dropping model y prices $9k where I live to shift used prices down $4k. Prices have been stable since mid 2021. Only 4 months … and two years overdue

[@debl9957]

Always enjoy the auction vids!

[@Evilslayer73]

Prices are still way too high printing money have consequences!

[@karlschauff7989]

It's the combination of printing money and the federal government manipulating the supposed "free market" by forcing manufacturers to meet increasingly difficult fuel economy, emissions, and crash test regulations.

[@Theweouthereforrealclub-]

Buy silver

[@Evilslayer73]

@@karlschauff7989 Yes it's a combination of factors so the economy is totaly screwed up

[@SandraPhillips-cb5og]

Can't wait to see what else you have up your sleeve!

[@AlahuSnackbar]

another robot!!!

[@ericchill864]

Good face for radio was 😂, self deprecating humor is often a sign of humility. I wish you were in Washington state, I'd be a customer.

[@illa-noisemusic1081]

Smoke is pretty easy to deal with. Cabin filter and about a 4 hour cleaning can bring them back around. Cost you have to consider when buying.

[@mallardcutter7209]

I’ve seen a SUV that had been smoked in and the dealer tried doing that for two weeks and still couldn’t get rid of it. No amount of air purification or air freshener could get rid of the smell.

[@MichaelDuff-lt7df]

Saw this video there's a lot of metal moving but don't get your hopes up anyone this is a memorial weekend splurge but status quo remains. Car dealers are looking to sell by upping their inventory but the car market is tanking. Let's see how next week after the holiday...no surprise it'll be the same if not worse.

[@joelabella750]

And This!?…will never be a problem for me: I ride a single speed bicycle which I paid $300.00 in full with tax OTD 10 years ago and I don’t have a car note…like ever!

[@JimmyMakingitwork]

I miss the auction days. When I had a pass I was amazed at the small dealers buying cars at auction and paying retail for them. Had to be BHPH lots that plan on selling the same Car 5 times. Did pretty well though for a mechanic flipping cars on the side.

[@sargepent9815]

The "big 3" went all-in on trucks and SUVs and started building overpriced units pre pandemic. Now that the artificially low interest rate era is over, NO ONE can afford these overpriced, over complicated vehicles. Those that tried are losing them left and right to repossession and ignoring maintenance since labor rates in dealerships are also absolutely insane. This is going to get worse as the increased overhead to the UAW hits price tags. The next 10 years are going to be the worst since the 80s

[@ouethojlkjn]

I hate to agree with you, but I think you are hundred percent correct… Bad times are coming.

[@Osmonic74]

@@ouethojlkjn its been almost 100 years since the last Great Depression. Americans have forgotten all the lessons learned and will probably be relearning them again soon. My advice, own your land, own your car and try to carry as little debt month to month. People that are underwater are going to be the ones that struggle the most, 2008-2009 will look like a cakewalk compared to what is coming. If Republicans win back Congress and the White House it will happen in next 4 years if not before 2030 it will be here and people will suffer like they never have before.

[@billydanzz]

When I was a in my 20's during the 90's, I never bought a used car with more than 50k miles on it. In fact, 46k was the highest milage used car I ever bought. I guess 100+k is the new 50k.

[@billydanzz]

@@lordrayden3045 I beg to differ..."last longer" is relative. If you take care of and spend the money to keep it going, any car from any era will last longer. My purchased new in 2013 Suburban needed an engine rebuild at 150k. That's not 'lasting longer' than cars from past decades. But I spent the $$ to have the engine rebuilt, so is it lasting longer, yeah, but with the obvious caveat. A sample size of just my vehicles and my experiences however..."your mileage may have varied."

[@karlschauff7989]

The used market is dangerous these days. A lot of trade-ins are problem vehicles that people got rid of because of the high cost of repairs. The 2022+ Tundra has been having tons of engine failures and the cost to replace the engine is over $30,000. A guy nearly out of warranty on his Tundra probably isn't holding onto it if he knows what's been going on with that engine.

[@billydanzz]

@@karlschauff7989Wow. A dangerous market indeed.

[@afrotc2000]

Great work on these videos and commentary. I Subscribed because of your Bonus Auctions! Love those even more.

[@jrstrange123]

I don’t know about the “collapsing” theory. I think this video is more about his fun day field trip to the car auction.

[@grgygantz6760]

When will we see Johnny repo show up on the actual car lots and start jerk in the inventory. Because the dealers can’t make the debt call on the floor plan.

[@rager-69]

I had a 2015 Subaru Forester and the armrest didn't do that but it worn thin. And I didn't drive it a lot. I bought a cloth/neoprene cover for it on eBay a few months before I traded it in. Very cheap fix (under $20) and it looked good. Nothing needed to be removed - just wrap it on, spend a minute or two, including straightening it out.

[@MrShaddow101]

Most new trucks in Canada are $10k off. The market is coming down it’s gonna be a slow drop.

[@MichaelLubes]

In Ohio, if the Buy-Here-Pay-Here wants to try to collect on the deficiency balance, then the seller must take the car to a public auction. (Ohio Revised Code Section 1317.16) Other states only require a private sale to allow the BHPH to try to collect on the deficiency balance. (And if the deficiency balances are greater than what the BHPH can get for selling the car, then to the auction it goes!) That could be a reason why the BHPH just didn't flip the Title, clean up the car, and put it back on the lot.

[@mjobermeyer09]

I have always preferred land yachts to SUVs and trucks anyway

[@sangfroideur]

From air flow to cash flow.

[@bassgod2667]

It's not translating to the dealerships. In So Cal, still same high prices and high intrest

[@Oszysr]

I've watch a few of your videos and they all refer to the market as being done and dealer's dumping their cars....I'm yet to see a good deal. It seems to me the dealers are still keeping their prices firm. Please show us those "dumped prices" This is like the jewelry stores at the mall offering 80% off and their prices are so damn high still 😂

[@totalchips6547]

The Subaru was sold at retail price...

[@AntonioSilva-bt1kn]

I hope dealers don’t sell shit for a long time, keep fixing your car or truck do not get yourself in a payment of 1000 or more that’s fkn crazy!!..

[@maxpaul11]

Be careful those chevy trucks sometimes have issues with the Msd deactivation system! Big money to fix

[@karlschauff7989]

MSD? wtf are you talking about? A collapsed lifter is NOT big money and it would have been readily noticeable if it had an issue. As long as the person doesn't ignore the noise a bad lifter, the cam is fine and the lifters and pushrods are normally the only things that need to be replaced. The issue costs about the same to repair as it does to fix bad timing chain tensioners on a 5.7 Tundra or a timing chain/cam phaser job on a Ford.

[@maxpaul11]

@@karlschauff7989 yup! Worst case bad cam too! Sadly you need to remove heads to even replace. The camshaft, might as well rebuild the engine! Crazy! Ram and Ford too! Absolutely nuts! 56k plus depending on the application! People still making payments on them too! What! sux didly! for the consumer!

[@maxpaul11]

​@@karlschauff7989 Even if you are lucky that the lifter failed still 3 to 5k to replace! You must remove heads to repair!

[@johnstaufferredraven2073]

The Raptor bed cover is the same one I have. It's called a "Bakflip" Bed Cover.

[@jamesbass9797]

Prices are still utterly absurd.

[@jamesbarca7229]

Listening to those dealers revving up that Mustang reminds me why I would never run a hotrod through the auction when I was a dealer.

[@nancygreen8186]

I have a Saturn Sky Redline. Very fast fun car I take out cruising wirh the top down. Excellent sound system and handles the curves. Extras under the hood too.

[@LCW_01]

Living in MN (and MI and Canada prior)... the aversion to rust is a bit funny. I get it that where you're from it's a big detractor. But a bit of surface rust can easily be cleaned up and touched up with some rustoleum. Being now down south, it can't get any worse unless you live by the salty air of the coast.

[@thePrisioner6]

These vehicles are still 50% overpriced for what they are and their condition.

[@stevejones01]

Red lettering is called the Red Line Package. Blacked out grill, black rims with the red hash marks. It also has the black bow tie. I have that package on my Malibu.

[@olebloom1641]

That raptor rust can be cleaned up easily and coated for about 600. As long as no holes in the frame.

[@dylanjones7655]

Sunscreen and certain lotions do that. Then mix it with summertime heat. I’ve seen it happen firsthand.

[@rideshareog]

Love your content. Great share of boots on ground news

[@wantsome-zs5sq]

I'm near Detroit and I saw a new Toyota truck today. It's like seeing a unicorn around here.

[@karlschauff7989]

Was it on a flatbed? Those Tundras are going through warranty engines like crazy.

[@jayschwark2615]

I like your videos . Keep it up!

[@roudyralpher9539]

I refuse to make house payments for any vehicle....Get Those price down....down ...to resonable.... affordable...

[@jasont4852]

They are still asking too much money for new vehicles.

[@Kenwood709]

Im checking the impound auction a couple times a month. Right now i just checked. '18 accord 100k miles, branded title, non starter, current bid at $2k with no in person viewing until Tuesday. Still crazy for us normies.

[@patrickhill8748]

Man, I love my 2014 Mustang GT vert. You just can’t beat the look or sounds.

[@akakjb]

That little SKY is a re-badged Eurocar, none other than thenupdated version of the really cool OPEL GT. I loved the old ones that looked like mini-Stingrays. They had what looked like popup lights but they actually flipped sideways! They were controlled by a wire that connected to a lever in the center console, all mechanical. They were awesome! The newer version that was called the SKY over here is actually a sought after little car. It has its fans.

[@virgiltibbs1820]

50 grand for a truck that's crazy

[@virgiltibbs1820]

I just saw everybody else saying it

[@deanmitchell9568]

Auction day videos best videos

[@smileylsc]

This Kia was parked near a Taco Bell. The birds had Taco Bell 😩🤣🤣🤣 That's funny lol

[@worldhello1234]

@3:20 Saturn Sky, Opel GT, Pontiac Solstice or Daewoo G2X. They are basically all the same. The 2.0 turbo version with 264 horses is an Opel powerplant. @10:17 It is surface rust but probably would be a tough call for 50 grand.

[@mikemiller9717]

I liked when you would show the cars you bought at the end of the auction with Alex. Can you take a little time and start doing that again?

[@adoss7273]

What's going on right now aren't exactly prices collapsing, but I'm seeing big incentives on the finance side. When that stops working (and it will), I suspect we'll see aggressive price cuts.

[@robertanderson5334]

Just an update for you. The video you got of tons of trucks stored at closed restaurant in Valporaiso Indiana a while back is almost empty now.

[@turbotheamericanstaffy]

Ah yes, whenever I see this title it means an auction episode with one or 2 late model flogged out trucks under the hammer 🙄

[@Chinunit22]

I was just at GMC dealership checking out their lot and they lot of vehicles and lot of customers that are buying them.

[@jonathanfunsch4754]

That Silverado was a Redline edition. Factory option across a couple of Chevrolet models

[@lloydlagera6621]

That Carolina blue Subaru should sell really fast in the right areas of NC.

[@jacksfrost8467]

I’d buy a car from you sir, thanks for the truth and advice on buying cars.

[@ELXABER]

$40k for the Raptor, same one in black on Carfax for $38k with 79k miles. 38k-72k same truck with slight variances, seems like the market has no idea what to do with itself.

[@denniswetzler2024]

Same title for last 6 months can't think of anything else?

[@SpyderBlackOfficial]

Don't Like don't watch.. unsubscribe.. you've been watching fo 6 months obviously. Truth hurts

[@Theplaided1s]

You must have a lot of $100k trucks that aren't selling. When your dealership files bankruptcy I'm sure the Dems will bail you out.

[@yesnt6739]

Nah this is facts

[@youngtilt5506]

His job is too fear monger like the news

[@MattL22]

Nice try Dealership owner!

[@aperson6429]

That can't be a collapse, the prices are still way too high.

[@frankiesj]

Silverado "Redline Edition". Basically an appearance package for the Z71.

[@3DThrills]

Dealers paying $8k for a stinkbox with 100k miles? Cars are still way too expensive

[@eddyray4092]

Auction prices are way too high. I would expect much lower bids for these high mileage vehicles

[@johnstaufferredraven2073]

White Chevy is the Redline Edition.

[@musicloverstl]

I think we found the real problem in the car industry... Idiots paying 2 to 3 times more than the vehciles are worth at auction bahahahahha

[@HotsauceMcGee]

Where because new platinum f150's are still north of 75K here in TN?

[@enthused7591]

That's pure comedy

[@dvaritek434]

How much for ford lightning? Lol

[@karlschauff7989]

If your concern is truck prices, your bumbass shouldn't be looking at Platinum trim F-150's.

[@chrisweidner4768]

If they gave me one I still wouldn’t take. Quite happy with my 200k+ 2009 Honda Accord 2dr. V6.

[@eldoradoboy]

my local dealers here in central ohio certainly arent dumping trucks... discounts and lease deals are very limited here... inventory is stacked to the gills like it is in your area but they dont seem to want to move it.. my local stellantis dealer wants to trade me out of my 2022 ram lease 6 months early yet wont offer me a very good deal on a new ram to replace it.. so why should I bite on their "want".. if my payment is going to go up 200 bucks a month to get the same truck over again.. I told them they have to get me in the next trim up for me to even consider it.. maybe I need to come to north carolina to buy...

[@garypope6382]

Being from upstate NY, that Raptor does NOT have rust.

[@azsportsguy25]

The Silverado lettering are stock Brandon. They have them on the Trax, Equinox, Blazer, Traverse, Silverado and Malibu in the RS trim model

[@nookbandit]

It’s called Redline Edition

[@karlschauff7989]

nook is right, it's a redline editon, usually part of the RS trim.

[@christopherk9000]

I recently purchased a Ford Maverick because it was reasonably priced. I had to order my Maverck and wait 6 months for delivery. A barebones F-150 with four-wheel drive started at 60k. With interest rates, a new F-150 payment was MORE than my mortgage payment. Who can afford a barebones Truck with $1000+ monthly payments?

[@golfrick007]

Back in 91 I was in Louisiana doing Air Force stuff. There was another guy who was gone. His orange VW bug was painted white by the birds.😂

[@airratchetjockey7605]

Up here nobody would blink an eye with that "rust" on the raptor. Different worlds we live in. I love seeing all these old cars you can sell for cheap down there they would be completely rotted away here.

[@karlschauff7989]

If it's a Toyota, surface rust like that is a red flag because by the time it's visible in the wheel well like this, there are cancerous rust spots that aren't visible without crawling under it.

[@flavio-p]

😂 I had a 65 mustang when I was a kid and a motorcycle crossed over the double yellow. I went over the curb to avoid killing him. His foot peg ripped the entire side like a can of tuna. I had to drive it for a month with the seatbelt looped through the grab handle like that to hold the door closed. 🤦🏻‍♂️

[@joefielding2298]

The car market has priced most people out. I have 2 older pickup trucks. 1 diesel and 1 small pickup. To replace my 21 yr old diesel is 110000 to start. My small pickup I simply can't replace. Unless I want a 4 ft bed. This whole thing has gone stupid. My small pickup is 28 yrs old and has a 6 ft bed and Is perfect for hauling everything. It's simply cheaper to restore them and keep them.