Will Car Prices Drop in 2024? (Car Market Update) Kevin Hunter the Homework Guy

What’s going on with the Car Market and Car Prices right now? Alright, without delay.. let's cut through the fluff and get straight to what you need to know about the car market in 2024. Everyone is asking themselves this question: Is NOW a good time to buy a car? Will car prices go down in 2024?
We’ll help you answer that question, for yourself, by covering new car prices, used car prices, including auction prices, and even some news on gasoline prices-yeah, because it seems the politicians are up to playing tired old games with our oil reserves. It’s not about politics, it’s about reality, friends. No sugar-coating, just the raw details and what they mean for you as a car shopper, because we want you to get the best car deal. Let's get rolling.
New vehicle stats are at eye-opening levels right now: an average list price of $47,240 is being hit HARD with an inventory increase of 46% over last year. Dealers right now have cars sitting for an average of 72 days-that's a lot of cars collecting dust, and expensive interest payments are adding up on those floor plan loans. And guess what? This means dealers are hungrier to deal, so you should be pushing hard for discounts, especially if you’re looking for brands like Chrysler, Jeep, and Lincoln.
As far as used car sales goes, The average list price right now is $25,540, down 4% from last year. But don’t let that fool you-prices are still way above what they were pre-pandemic. Inventory’s up, prices are trending down, thanks in part to dealers getting better buys at auctions. It's a buyer’s market out there friends, if you’re savvy, and exercise some courage.
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Cash transactions are a dealerships Achilles' heel. Not to mention, it’s always better for our economy when there’s less borrowing and more saving, and fewer people going into significant debt on a rapidly depreciating tangible asset! Yes, you heard me right. A vehicle is NOT an investment. No matter what any finance officer tells you..
Let's quickly revisit the basics before diving in. You should always avoid announcing your intention to pay with cash upon entering a dealership, or when initiating contact with them via email. You might wonder, "But isn't cash supposed to be king?" While that was true years ago, sadly enough that era has passed us by. In today's automotive market, hefty profits are crowned the King, and these royale profits aren't easily garnered from cash transactions, nor from you smart Homework Guy viewers out there! And especially not from anyone who hires us to negotiate their car deal directly!
What absolutely floors me is how many Dodge Chargers and Dodge Challengers are sitting on dealer lots, 2023s, new ones! With big $10,000 MARKUPS. We have a few members working on finding a better Dodge dealer out there who’ll be honest about these cars’ values, and guess what? They’re still looking, because finding an honest Dodge dealer is like finding a unicorn!
Now, here's the recent scoop on Auction Prices, known as MMR, or Manheim Market Report- the Manheim Used Vehicle Value Index dropped like a rock to 199.2 by mid-April, marking a 13.7% year-over-year decline. And before you think it's just a bad month, let's be clear: it’s not just the month; it’s the new trend.
Just remember, lower prices don’t mean you toss your Homework Guy lessons out the window. Do your due diligence, inspect that car, negotiate that price, and as always, don’t rush into a deal. Be smart, be patient, and your wallet will thank you later.

[@BelmarValley]

Pulled the trigger on a new car purchase after over three years waiting on the market. Made a "steal" offer which the dealer refused. I (politely) walked away and a week later, right at the end of the month, they called to renegotiate. I held firm on my original offer, and after some back and forth, they accepted. I'm still surprised. So, yes, deals are out there. Inventory is building and so is pressure to move metal!

[@KevinHunter]

Way to go!

[@jimmathieu85]

1998 Dodge Ram 3500 Cummins diesel with 645000 miles. Still going. Wife has 1996 Toyota land cruiser with 385000 miles. Still rockin!

[@rvierra7235]

👍👍👍

[@rvierra7235]

@jordanf7424 Cool. The reason your Grand Cherokee is still running ok at 150k is because you have a REAL Jeep. As we all know, Jeep died in 2014 when Fiat finalized it's purchase of Jeep. It's funny how all of these sheeple drive these 2015 and later Wranglers, Gladiators, Grand Cherokee's, etc., around, thinking they are driving Jeeps, but are really driving Fiats. RIP Jeep.

[@KevinHunter]

You've got your moneys worth out of that truck! It's almost hall of fame material!

[@KevinHunter]

Whoop whoop! That's what we're talking about!

[@samuelsamano3777]

Dang Jim, two very good vehicles with awesome engines and their style has aged very well. I commute a 2 owner 98 forester but would switch for either one of your vehicles. Buying cars all the time really does keep us poor.

[@darrylk808]

I'm the original owner of a 2001 Tundra. It's still running like new. Maintenance averages about $130/yr. In 24 years, the only break was an O2 sensor and a radiator. I want a new Toyota, 4 Runner or Tundra, but I can't pay these prices. My Tundra should last another 20 years.

[@KevinHunter]

That's such a great truck.

[@blakespower]

how do you stop it from rusting? I have a 2010 ford fusion rusted rocker panels big holes on both sides, other than that it runs fine

[@Bookofenoch352]

4 runner are good but it's not good on gas the best time to buy a car is around the holidays.😂

[@budhughes7129]

2003 Toyota matrix, doesn’t look pretty but gets me from a to z, still running great

[@lanceleavitt7472]

Car dealerships and politicians have the same sleazy reputations. --- Thanks for the great upload today. ---

[@KevinHunter]

Agreed, Lance! And thanks for the comment!

[@truckercowboyed2638]

And ironically they're in bed together the politicians refuse to punish dealerships that screw customers....

[@ROADKING-yv6dc]

2009 Mazda 6 with 290000 miles and still running great 👍

[@KevinHunter]

Mazda 6 is a great car!

[@winniegrandpa1363]

2002 Chevrolet Astro LS extended passenger van with AWD. Now with 267,000 miles on it and still running. My wife loves this old gal because she likes stretching out on the rear bench seat. We drive around with the center bench seat removed. Making more room for loading groceries and additional resting area. 😊

[@KevinHunter]

Sounds like it's been a great ride for you!

[@rebeccatrainor734]

Always a helpful and informative show!!! Thank you!!!

[@bjstanley8502]

Still driving a 2003 Avalon with 300,000 miles. I have had it for 14 years.

[@KevinHunter]

Might as well keep driving it

[@eyesolatedrock]

99 avalon, rear window won’t roll down, odd noises here and there, but runs smooth and strong. Keeping it

[@sashaliaramirez438]

Driving a hand-me-down 2010 honda civic (not 20 years yet). Parents got it brand new off the lot and today it has almost 260k miles. As much as I love the civic it needs some replacements like the wheel bearings, shocks, and tie rods. Most the work is starting to come close to what the car is worth but it's still cheaper then a new ride. Trying to take care of it till I get a nice used car! Your channel has really given me the knowledge I need to be confident in a furture purchase!

[@mister62085]

One thing that is helpful is the Richmond auto auction shows you all the sale results for the last six weeks so just every couple weeks take some screenshots on certain particular vehicles you’re looking for

[@Johnj12367]

1999 Toyota Camry. Still quiet and reliable

[@KevinHunter]

No doubt, that's a great car!

[@andrespipeaxn]

Driving a Toyota Camry 2002. Yesss I fix it my self. It has 190k on the clock and not looking to let it go. I have been dealing with Toyota dealers and they still think it’s a good idea to try to squeeze the lemon. Thank you for your videos and all the information you provided us with

[@pqtat718]

I was still driving my 2002 Honda Accord LX with 134k miles up until early April. I was rear-ended on the freeway. My insurance company deemed it a total loss.

[@KevinHunter]

Sad way to lose a great car.

[@scottsandiford2963]

I'm driving a 1987 Ford F-250 XLT With the 6.9 international diesel engine. I said this while the pandemic was happening and tried to warn as many of my friends on Facebook and Instagram not to buy into these dealers who have mark ups on these cars, I said if and when the Market returns, you will be so upside down on the loan that you or the dealer will not do another deal unless they can put your upside deal in. And it won't work because the banks aren't going to work with that. Trucks are way overpriced and I'll keep buying used but I still love this truck and I do a lot of the Maine except oil changes because I live in a studio apartment

[@2chuck]

My drive is a 2000 Mazda Protege with 198,000 miles. It's like the energizer bunny, it runs and runs. I've had it for four years and everything still works, AC, Auto Transmission, even the electric mirrors. It even passes Clean Air Inspection every year even though it's Grandfathered so it's not mandatory. It looks like a beater and missing a hub cap, and the paint is wearing through to primer, but I decided I like it that way, I live in the City and no one wants to mess with it. It's not worth much, but to me it's priceless.

[@pegkelley6416]

It’s not politics or the White House causing price increases! Saudi Arabia, Russia and several OPEC+ producers have extended crude supply cuts until the end of June. Cutting production raises gas prices here in the US. Sigh.

[@LGB-FJB]

We have enough oil to be energy efficient and export it around the world. The current administration doesn't want us to be energy independent.

[@pegkelley6416]

The oil we produce now is shale oil which is no good in our refineries. We do export it. Our refineries import crude oil to convert to gasoline. We are not energy independent in the sense of producing what we use.

[@LGB-FJB]

@@pegkelley6416 Why does Reuters and EIA report we are the current world leaders of crude oil (and have been for the last 6 years)? Please site your sources so I can verify your claims.

[@pegkelley6416]

I added a reply with a link but it’s disappeared. I’ll try to find it again.

[@LGB-FJB]

@@pegkelley6416 I've noticed that happen to me too when I post links. How are you searching for your results? I can post the same text into the search engine to fins it.

[@donnajanecastle4807]

I'm driving a Chrysler Sebring from 2006, and it is still going strong. It has 120,000 miles on it. I bought it in 2008 with 25,000 miles on it and since then the only repairs Ive ever had to make is to replace some brake pads. Love this car!

[@Twistedmetal-qe8kx]

1994 Mazda B4000 4x4 pickup, 251,000km, still going. Greetings from Canada, love the show!

[@cherylbrown9043]

2009 Acura TSX, 167,228 miles. Still going strong. Thank you for the informative videos!

[@KevinHunter]

Great car. Keep it going. Thanks for your comment today!

[@Nealio_1981]

Not an entirely old vehicle, but 2015 Jeep Cherokee Latitude with 309,000 miles! (Just reached today actually) No major problems! I know it's a risk, but I'm still going to drive it until the wheels falls off, save some cash in the long run, and wait for the car market to dwindle down. Thanks for the much needed info Kevin & Liz! Long time viewer and subscriber! I think my wife is getting tired of me watching your videos! 🤣 I want this info burned into my brain!!!

[@Raven00714]

As always an awesome video Thank you

[@jerrycummings2657]

2011 Ford Edge SEL…still going strong at 175k miles. Thanks for the great, informative videos.

[@bigwoody4704]

Your notifications brought me here - I've been recieving them w/o interruption - thanx for great content

[@KevinHunter]

Well I guess youtube gets it right once in a while. So many people alerted us that youtube stopped sending them notifications that we just decided to take matters into our own hands.

[@bigwoody4704]

@@KevinHunter good luck moving forward & thanx for your efforts

[@mr.delacruz559]

2004 Chevy Silverado that I bought in October of 2023 . My Chevy had 11 miles when I drove it off the Liberty Chevrolet lot in Selma Ca and now has 152,000 miles. It’s been a tank and all I’ve had to replace was the water pump & thermostat. I still wish Chevy made dependable trucks. I doubt any of the new GM trucks will last 20yrs like my 04 Chevy. Awesome video keep it up!

[@russellfinch5493]

Earlier in the week, I stopped by a local dealer just to get a look at a new car we are interested in. Last year, their lot was mostly empty. This football field lot had about 30 cars in it. Just a couple of days ago I stopped by and it was difficult for me to move my car around. There were cars stacked up everywhere including the main road into the dealership. Even the aisles were doubled parked with new inventory. I couldn't believe it. In just 12 months they went from about 30 new cars to way way over a hundred cars. Cars were stacked up on the greenways too. They still had those stupid addon sheets in the windows and I thought, no way is that ever going to fly. Thinking about a new car at the end of May when the big push is on for Memorial day and end of month sales targets. I plan on going hard low ball to see how anxious they are to deal. Not going to budge either. But man, this is true about the increased inventory. I have bought from this dealership several times and this is the most cars I have ever seen on their lot.

[@MrAlpinekid]

We have a Dodge Grand Caravan w/109050 miles. We have maintained it well, oil changes @ 5,000 miles, pads & rotors and the like. We need a pickup to haul & tow.

[@KevinHunter]

There you go!

[@CarolleeWiley]

I have a dodge grand caravan 2004 with 325,000 miles and still runs great!@@KevinHunter

[@lakehouse9773]

Still driving a 2002 GMC Sierra Z71 and still love it. Such a good old truck.

[@WKaznartist]

I'm picking up my 2024 Toyota Camry V6 and I got $3,454 off MSRP. It still ended up being 41,511 out the door.

[@mantequilla4760]

I reluctantly just sold my 2004 Forester and got a 2024 Forester. Loved my old car and it only had 128k miles but I needed more safety features

[@firsttpt]

Car manufacturers and dealers remind me of the old Farside cartoon, where two spiders build a web across the end of a playground slide boldly declaring that if they can catch just one that they'll "eat like kings". Except ... for a long time now, this strategy has actually worked. The spiders have been winning. Only when consumers finally stop paying "Additional Dealer Profit" and insist that manufacturers choose to make volume sales their business model, in order to make their profits, will things get better. And that price increase graph shows exactly how much of a correction needs to be made before consumers should return to the dealerships.

[@KevinHunter]

Sadly, consumers proved during the pandemic that they WOULD pay stupid prices for cars.

[@I-Libertine]

2014 Navigator L with 130k miles. Getting my only dent fixed on Monday. Feels like money well spent.

[@KevinHunter]

Indeed it is

[@markallen4397]

I daily drive a 2003 Tundra @ 180, 000 miles to date, bought in 2002, with the 4.7 L engine (bullet proof). Kept outdoors in FL, interior like new, however exterior in C+/B- condition and a number of maintenance expenses over the decades (transmission, differential, engine holding very strong).

[@lifestooshort6801]

Drive a 2008 LE V8 4 x 4. Second owner, no accidents, never off road. Have a CIA and Bully Dog tuner and produce about 335 hp, 405 tq. Same transmission as the V6, but different clutch packs. Beefed up drivetrain of course. Installed inner coil airbags in the rear for about $100 and provides further diving stability. Pulls like a train, extremely smooth, and refined. Performed routine and proactive maintenance and after 5 years of ownership and 165k on the clock, it's been extremely reliably.

[@mikeh.8912]

2001 Accord, 245k miles. It's had a few major issues here and there, seal replacement, ignition coil replacement, etc. , but nothing too drastic. The seals replaced were the most expensive, but most of that was labor costs.

[@KevinHunter]

Good 'ol reliable Honda!

[@paulsanpedro6707]

1997 Expedition with 148,000 miles. Still going with no problem. Will keep it till it expires. Thanks for the informative video.

[@Keith-zm9qo]

My 85 years young mother drives a 1994 Jeep Cherokee 4 door, H.O. Engine, 147,000 miles. Rear defrost, A/C & heat still work . She bought it for $5400 cash in 1997 with 30 K miles on the clock. She gets offers to buy it on a regular basis.....not selling Yet. I drive a 2004 Honda CRV LX with 127,000 on it....Another senior family member bought it new for 17,500, I inherited it in 2020 when they passed. It Has a lot of life left....well maintained & a reliable daily driver..24-26 mpg....she's a keeper.

[@KevinHunter]

Might as well keep driving it!

[@af31ns]

1995 Jeep Grand Cherokee. Ordered with all the bells and whistles, including a factory installed "Up Country" package that came with a steel-plated guard for the radiator and one for the transmission. Financed the entire purchase price at 8% and told myself I'd never do that again. Took delivery on Thanksgiving Day in 1994, making it 30 years-old this coming Thanksgiving. Haven't had a car payment for almost 26 years, and keep driving this to avoid financing another car. 215,000 miles and the engine still does well on emissions, but the rest of it feels like it is falling apart. I don't let family drive it on the freeway. Had over-heating problems for many years until I finally removed the guard for the radiator. Apparently, the engineers didn't design the cooling system with that guard in mind. The red paint still looks good from living in a garage.

[@s99614]

I drive a 1999 Oldsmobile. Yes, a first model year GM car, and it's actually pretty good.

[@gearheadpt]

1998 Lexus Lx 470. Love it.

[@alang4193]

2005 Buick Lesabre with 225,000 miles. The paint has been peeling off for the last few years -- gives me peace of mind knowing that no one wants to steal it! 😊

[@willseeadventures]

Wow! I was wondering why I rarely see you guys on my feed and notifications these days!

[@KevinHunter]

Dang KZbin! That's why. They are turning off notifications to our subscribers.

[@JW-di2zj]

I have a 2003 Saab 9-5 Aero with 170k miles and am the original owner, and a 1972 karmann ghia convertible that i bought in 1989. Love both and can't find something i like to replace the saab, so i just keep it rolling on.

[@donnathompson8804]

2012 Lexus ES 350 with 130,000 miles. I keep maintenance regular. Runs great, good on gas.

[@KevinHunter]

Awesome car!

[@user-vl2mi7me1i]

forget CarMax ... did the $ 199 delivery fee from a neighboring state, took 3 months to get refunded after they TRIED to screw me over

[@esmoglo]

Purchased a 2023 Jeep Gladiator left over MSRP was 58,300 paid 40,000 happy with that plus I got the color I wanted..

[@KevinHunter]

Sounds like you negotiated a good deal

[@OnzoCODM]

2003 Lexus GS 300 144,040 Miles 💪🏾 I paid $3500 back in 2020. I would not give up my naturally aspirated 3.0L V6 J2Z-GE for ANYTHING.

[@jws-vu8mi]

2003 Toyota Corolla. 192,500 miles 2012 Honda Pilot. 86,000 miles.

[@KevinHunter]

Both great vehicles!

[@Steve_in_NJ]

After several test drives, I've narrowed down my choice for my next leased vehicle to the KIA Niro PHEV (top trim, of course). Now, there are about 4 dealers I'm willing to work with and they all have 1-3 vehicles on their lot, and most have been there for over 120 days!! I'm sure they will be happy to have someone to sell them to. Now, it's too soon to terminate my current lease, but by August, the time will be right as I'll only have about 3 lease payments left, so it should be easier for the dealer to buy my used SUV crossover, which only has 9200 miles after 3 years!!!!!

[@luisorozco4479]

I really like your videos. I have been lucky enough to be able to buy several new models from different brands but now the prices are crazy. My last car is a 2018 Chevrolet Cruze, it runs like new. I plan to stay at least a few more years 😂😂😂

[@christophmayer5916]

2001 Toyota Avensis 2 L Engine Automatic Gearbox with km 160650 which is yust above 100000 Miles.I drive about 2500 Miles yearly as retired person. I love this machine. Best Regards from Switzerland

[@Truthandjusticeforever]

Spot on!

[@KevinHunter]

Thank you so much! We appreciate you!

[@roflchopter11]

Still driving my 2006 Mercury Montego. It's starting to show its age, but I'm having a hard time finding a suitable replacement given the pervasiveness of telemetry in modern vehicles. Any thoughts on a buyers ability to verifiably and enforceably opt out?

[@sticks29pgm29]

Have a 2003 f150 super crew with 220000 miles on it and the transmission finally gave up. Having the transmission fixed cause the same version pickup truck is $91000. That’s not happening. Love listening to your channel.

[@vampirejesus8170]

2003 Silverado with 231000 miles on it. Rebuilt transmission is still cheaper than a new truck payment. 2012 Camaro with 72000 miles on it. Hope to keep both running a long time.

[@baniah1827]

Ahaha 🤣 … you all were talking about people like me and I loved it. I drive a 1999 Saturn SL1. She has about 157k miles. My family gives me a hard time about still having her🙄 but car new and used prices are too high! She’s not the prettiest thing, as a few issues, but she gets me around and I am holding out a long as I can. And you all are helping me not be as embarrassed of keeping her❤!

[@scottsimpson9506]

2005 Buick LeSabre with only 38,000 original miles! Am currently replacing gaskets & seals but expect a great ride for years!

[@KevinHunter]

Keep it going!

[@arthurshrank8482]

I’m still driving my 2014 Town and Country and 2010 Colorado I fix as needed. I’m holding out as long as possible before I purchase another vehicle. Repairing is much better than 70 plus months of car payments

[@KevinHunter]

Working on your own cars and maintaining them always pays off. Good on you!

[@brettcarter6189]

I’m still driving a 2006 Honda Pilot with 214,000 miles. I still have my original engine and transmission. My suspension has only recently started to wear out. I’m going to put in a new front suspension and new rear struts and springs in the next month or two. I’ve replaced several smaller parts recently like power steering pump and leaky engine seals. I’d like a newer SUV, but I can hold out for a long time if I need to. Prices on used SUV’s are still way too high.

[@JohnDoe-xl1ig]

I cruised by Ford lot it was loaded with inventory so much so I could barely find spot to park. They had big time price market down on ton of their inventory.

[@TechJedi29]

2003 f150 180k miles . Still strong. I'll drive this until the wheels fall off.

[@54carlje]

I have a 2013 BMW X5 35d with 94000 miles. Have had many issues recently but hopefully they can all be fixed. The dealers won't give me much at all on a trade-in and of course won't negotiate on a new car price. Plus interest rates on car loans are very high. So will keep my current vehicle as long as I can.

[@AltTechFan]

'06 Dodge Ram 1500 Laramie, 150k miles. This truck is loaded but I only paid $12,000 w/70,000 miles in '17.

[@redhatbear1135]

We have a 2002 Ford Windstar with 284,xxx miles. Original engine and transmission! Weve just bought a new odyssey but are still driving the old one locally as we haven’t quite gotten used the annoyance and just plain differences of the new one.

[@KevinHunter]

That's an amazing number of miles out of a Windstar! Well done!

[@redhatbear1135]

@@KevinHunter 😉 We think so too. We did have to replace the engine cradle, we lucked out being near a car shop fairgrounds thus we found one advertized for well below the dealerships and in excellent condition! Win - win. Had it not been for the pandemic we had targeted an earlier replacement.

[@deboralacreta]

2014 Honda Civic w/ 128,000 miles. Only major flaw was a broken driveshaft a few months ago. Other than that, great reliable car.

[@sprague49]

I bought my 2004 Nissan Frontier in 2006 with 20K miles on it. It now has 126K on the ODO and still runs like a champ. I figure it will get me where I need to go until dealerships begin holding out the begging cup with trembling hands and quivering lips.

[@allandouglas3541]

We have a 2007 Ford Explorer Eddie Bauer with under 100K miles. It’s been garage kept with a non-smoking driver. Also have a 2017 Ford Explorer with very low miles.

[@KevinHunter]

Keep on trucking with them!

[@allandouglas7097]

@@KevinHunter Hey Kevin, My wife thinks she needs to get a new SUV! I think she should keep her 2007 Eddie Bauer Explorer. I thought a Toyota 4 Runner would be a great replacement. I really have my doubts about any of the new SUV with a 4cyl twin Turbo. We both have V-6 N.A with few fancy electronics. I'm keeping my 2017 till the wheels fall off. Any ideas for the wife who thinks she need a new one? Also, I don't like the High Prices that Toyota or Ford is asking. Both of ours are paid off! Yea!

[@kwilliams1958]

2008 Ford STX with 160000 miles so far...cannot even begin to buy any type of 2020 pickup or newer...tough time for many of us in thinking of a new ride.

[@M_Hess]

Currently driving a 2005 Astro Van but with it starting to have mechanical issues it is time to buy something new. Looking to pull the trigger in about three months so hoping the market and prices get better.by then

[@jahy1970]

Car dealerships in my area, do not have much inventory. East Coast, east of D.C and Baltimore.

[@JamesAbel-xz9xp]

2006 Chevy Silverado 2500 HD Diesel w/ 97,000 miles 2002 Toyota Highlander Limited w/ 92,000 miles

[@bp39047]

2006 Highlander with 310K miles and still rolling. :)

[@wedabroskis]

Still driving my 06’ Honda Accord w/ over 200k miles on it. Saving for a used F150 Powerboost. Will only buy in cash when prices drop.

[@GW-sb9ds]

2004 Acura TL, 200k miles, I just can't bring myself to sell her, because she so solid and has never given me a problem.

[@KevinHunter]

Just keep it going!

[@KM4EBU]

My vehicle is not 20 years old, but I have a 2012 Nissan Versa S with 345000 miles and still going strong. Great little car

[@KevinHunter]

That's getting your moneys worth!

[@rileydj8764]

2004 F-150 FX4 131,267 miles (bought new with cash)

[@stacyspring7584]

2001 ford explorer sport track. 196000 miles. Been driving it for 21 years.

[@KevinHunter]

Sounds like it has been a great car for you.

[@drsysop]

Still stay away from GM, Stellantis & Ford as their Mexico factories still have poor quality control issues. Soon heavy tariffs will be added to vehicles made in Mexico & China. When shopping make sure to avoid the vehicle identification number that starts with a 3 (Mexico), L (China) & Z (Italy). Auto loans rates are still very high on new & used vehicles.

[@hysteria297]

Still driving my 1999 Camry but I’m in the market so might try my luck this Memorial Day weekend

[@tovyaweissberg47]

2003 Lexus ES300, 260,000 miles still running smooth. We will be in the market in spring of 2025 for a honda pilot or lexus tx & gonna be lookin for at least 4k off of msrp w/ no bogus add ons 😅

[@gsmurph08]

2011 ford Focus. Has 222,000 and still kicking. Low maintenance

[@KevinHunter]

Keep it rolling!

[@papabear8160]

2005 gmc Yukon xl 243,000 & a 2005 Highlander 240,000 miles. I’m waiting unit these dealers get their prices right 💪

[@IceColdKilax]

GREAT Timr to Buy Traddd in My Tesla 3 and grabbed a 2023 Ford Raptor R. For under MSRP. ❤

[@user-ss2lg8zk8o]

Original owner. 2004 Tahoe LS with 275K miles. Still going strong.

[@KevinHunter]

Nicely done! Keep it going!

[@josephpanozzo4815]

I still see Chevrolet dealers charging the additional dealer markups for Trax’s and TrailBlazers. I would liked to buy either of these. But I’m not paying more than the MSRP.

[@goinpostal51]

2000 Pontiac Grand Prix, 125K. Still running great.

[@KevinHunter]

Way to go

[@geyser3445]

Keeping by 2003 Taurus with 64,000 miles for now.

[@josephkelleher8820]

I am in my 13th year driving my 12' Altima. It is very difficult here in the northeast to keep a car for 20 years with all the salt they use on the roads in the winter.

[@Spritsailor]

If the frame is still good you can get the rest fixed! I had my 2016 Jeep Wrangler's hood and windshield frame painted last month because the Florida sun made the clear coat peal. It looks new and I have received offers to buy it LOL.

[@KevinHunter]

Way to go!

[@wdxwm300]

Adding a big amount to the suggested retail price. Now they are selling at so called invoice price or if you are lucky find a dealer under there so called invoice

[@ndi5670]

I unfortunately am in a situation where my car 22 Elantra was totaled in an accident. I may be in a “need” and not a “want” situation but I am not going to just jump on the first thing I see.

[@KevinHunter]

If you can, take your time and be patient. A good deal is waiting out there for you to find it.

[@MarkRVillano]

Chargers and Challengers still hanging on to their $10,000 markups due to the fact that these were two very popular models that have been discontinued (at least in their previous iterations), and these dealers are confident that there will be buyers out there willing to pay a premium to get their hands on the last of this breed.

[@KevinHunter]

That's pretty much what they are thinking

[@BrianWard-wb4og]

Still driving my 2006 Dodge charger which has a V6 and 101000

[@KevinHunter]

That's very good for that car. keep it going!

[@DanielCanizzo]

2000 Pontiac Grand Prix 3.1L with 170000 miles in Murfreesboro TN

[@KevinHunter]

Well done on the Grand Prix!

[@user-rx9vn8hz4n]

2004 Honda Accord with 156,000 that I bought on eBay 10 years ago and a 2006 F150 with 215,000 that I bought new. Plan to keep both for several more years.

[@KevinHunter]

Sounds like a great plan!

[@jimfreeman8149]

My wife and I still drive our 2000 Toytoda Sienna with 396,000 miles. Still runs great but needs a paint job!

[@bharrisnicholas]

I'm driving a 2007 Toyota 4 runner with over 300k miles. No check's engine lights on. Does need the whole suspension replaced. Waiting to see how low these prices get because I'm definitely wanting to get a Nissan frontier pro 4x. I've never bought a brand new vehicle in my life.

[@carswithaaron]

unfortunately I need a HD truck 250/2500 or 350/3500 equivalent. They absolutely do NOT seem to be coming down in price at all. Let alone the diesel emission garbage they put on these trucks , self destructing them..... Hey, How about we all rally to get the EPA to LIFETIME WARRANTY the diesel emissions BS they throw on them... I mean, where is the money going they're fining millions of dollars for.. I know they're not throwing the money in the air paying back the environment.. we know where the money's going. Another BS Legal scam

[@edwinb.71]

2004 honda accord lx coupe. Running strong till this day.

[@KevinHunter]

Honda consistently turns out a great vehicle!

[@sharletmohr4040]

Great video kids!❤

[@adamalday01]

2008 Honda Accord LX 145K miles and still going!