Why CAR PRICES will STAY HIGH in 2025

[@ganymeade5151]

If car prices stay high, most people won't buy. Don't buy overpriced cars.

[@micker9830]

People will AWLAYS buy cars they can't afford lol. Most can't afford any new car, but they need to show off and get into debt, that keeps them broke. The poorer they are, the nicer car they want to buy.

[@gvidorasmanis271]

Market situation tells to stay and wait...for remarkable discounts.But....butt says to choose and to demand an extra discount and be happy today...

[@uncleladdod408]

If the consumer waits them out they'll have no choice but to lower prices. Service rates are out this world but that can only help a stealership for so long.

[@EmmyPierz-ek7hi]

High or increased prices… Count me out! WANT a new car don’t NEED a new car… ball is in the dealers court 😳😬😠. CB

[@marcp1880]

Car prices will stay high and the cars will stay on the lot. These dealers are committed to failure.

[@donaldhess6129]

@@marcp1880 Do you agree that it would make more sense to have prices at a level were inventory is moving then sit on the stuff , do they all not see the light is called price correction all these stupid idiots built big expensive buildings or show rooms an think we are going to pay for it so dum let's see how many of them go under

[@donaldhess6129]

If the prices stay high they won't sell they need to come down 50%

[@crlaw75]

A well done video, as it explains the truth.

[@xspower21]

Stellatins Ceo Tavaris already said Q2 they are cutting MSRPs by 35% on all product...the drop is coming

[@carmarketnews-t8t]

I hope so. But I will have to see it to believe it.

[@SunlessComa4614]

That's a Jeep/Chrysler exclusive.

[@bansheezs]

you haven't factored in the increased repos coming in. It should help the used market quite a bit. In 2010 the recession was terrible, so the used car market actually increased in price because nobody could afford a new vehicle. The same ideas might happen in 2025. People can't afford the new vehicles so the used market will be their only choice.

[@marcp1880]

I'll give ya $3000 for the white pickup. Going once Going twice Going

[@cncrim1]

I am looking to buy a Toyota and it is way too high.

[@gvidorasmanis271]

Just bought corolla touring sports hybrid 1.8 with an extra winter tyres&rims,security system and registration - 29 000 eur.Hope thats a good deal... (actually this is second one...first bought in 2020 with price 22600 - that was already car in saloon).I'm satisfied with this model.Owned Avensis Wagon before.

[@micker9830]

Crappy car prices will drop, like anything American made. Japanese cars will remain high and they are being smart and really controlling production and inventory now, not just pumping out cars as fast as they can, like before

[@gvidorasmanis271]

Agree about toyota's inventory control...Even chosen car was marked as "available immediately" I was waiting for 1.5 months....

[@bansheezs]

American made cars will influence the whole market, If US cars drop, so does everyone else.

[@micker9830]

@bansheezs it all depends on demand. Toyota isn't going to drop prices, because Jeep can't sell cars and has to lower their price to complete.

[@bansheezs]

@@micker9830 they will have to if the americans drop their prices. Who would still buy a toyota that is twice as expensive as the comparable american car?

[@Ned-r4t]

It's not just car prices it's housing it 's everything! Debt is crushing government snd the individual! There will be a correction probability a collapse! May be a few years away but there's a collapse on the way. Another 1929 is not out of the question!

[@Fan-rl3ns]

Sounds like economic suicide

[@patescortez88]

I really don't care I am not buying any cats of dealer lots I'm good