They tried to steal my 2011 jeep several years ago for 7k. It wass blue booked at the time for 19k . and private sale blue book was 23k. They had a 2010 on the lot for 25k.... Autonation are a bunch of ripoffs in my opinion.
Dealers got used to the inventory shortages during the pandemic that, when compounded with lockdowns (where people were buying up all the 4x4s to go off roading because it was something to do to get them out of the house) meant they basically could name their price on vehicles. Jeep in particular saw this and said “So people are willing to pay $70k for a rubicon? Interesting” and jacked their prices up (something like 40% between 2020 to 2024). Now here we are. Production is in full swing again, lots of people who got into off roading during the pandemic decided that lifestyle wasn’t for them after all, and they want a vehicle that rides nicer and has more modern features for less. Add in higher interest rates, so people are less likely to finance a ton of money, and vehicles are sitting on lots. We’re seeing supply and demand in action. A couple years ago, supply couldn’t keep up with demand and they raised prices exponentially. Now the supply is far outpacing demand and prices _must_ fall, or the business model will fail. I hope the government doesn’t bail them out. You can’t screw the consumers and expect the government to bail you out when it bites you.
unfortunately stellantis north america employs around 82k people with over 42k being in the US so they may not get a bailout but they'll get some government assistance
@@bedbath9056 That Toyota will last until the end of time, that Kia is gonna blow up in a month, Mazda.... well i'm a bit biased there as I own a CX-5.
Agreed, I keep saying CDJR needs to take 50% off their ridiculous MSRPs with 0% for 60 months, a free extended factory warranty and maybe 2 years of complimentary maintenance to make any of their junk worth the risk of buying. If they’re not willing to do that then there are plenty of Toyotas (previous generations Tundra and Tacomas), Hondas, Mazdas and Subarus out there that offer way better value.
To be fair, not all their fault. A lot of people used their COVID money to live the YOLO life and pay whatever the dealer was asking. Those people screwed us cause they told the dealers they'll pay whatever they ask..
who THE HELL can afford 70k+ for a vehicle? did i miss something? the median household income is still like 68k a year. even if you make 150k you'd still be spending half of your pre-tax income on a depreciating asset BEFORE you pay for insurance, gas, and maintenance. how are these places still in business?
At one point in 23' (based on that Ram/Jeep dealer) people stopped paying those insane prices and wised up. The bigger problem is those that did pay up are sitting with a used vehicle that's worth far less than the remaining note. And yes, many dealers are in fantasy land, and they will go down with the ship. No gov bailouts to manufactures, it's got to stop.
Funny how these dealerships are whining they cannot sell anything when they are refusing to negotiate. They are slowly learning their glitter isn’t gold.
I understand Stellantis is making bad management decisions but I’m happy that someone is finally calling out these greedy dealerships because I believe that they were a major contributor to this downfall too.
Luv how on the '23 Wrangler the front bumper AutoNation plate is hanging down on one side and will probably fall off halfway through the test ride! Nice attention to detail there AutoNation.
It's the same story at the Harley Davidson dealers. They want full sticker and markups on 2 year old unsold units as well. Then they toss on the aftermarket bling, not even OEM parts, and want a markup on those as well. I cannot wait to see the for sale signs getting staked into the earth in front of all these dealers that do this to their customers.
Grants pass oregon dealership would make you vomit. They thought I'd sign a deal on a 60k jeep with a $1300 a month payment costing me 86k over 72 months. Also, these dealership will continue to get bailed out. They aren't going anywhere.
How can that dealership afford to have 2023 cars on their lot, new, and not giving discounts??? Anytime i've found leftovers on dealer lots that were even 1 year old, they had heavy discounts. Are they trying to go out of business?
Crazy UAW pay and benefits cost is big issue and amount to large amount of cost. Stop yelling CEO as 25 million across all brand and services parts in like a couple dollars a car. But the uneducated big business haters haven't a clue. I spent 45 and costing was my job and know who causes the issue.
My jeep went thru countless number of issues thru out the years including electrical, power train, Evap and o2 exhaust system, literally it’s a piece of junk! 😢 people are not stupid to pay that much to the greedy dealers and car makers anymore!
Jeep dealers in my area have all been scum the past few years. They false advertise the online price, lie about these extra charges, and have the worst salespeople. I tried hard to buy a wrangler from about 10 dealers and got tired of the BS. Funny thing is some of the wranglers i was looking at are still on the lot.
@@panpanaderia2163 more than that after a vehicle sits for 3 years. They are meant to move while oils lubricate everything. I would need a steep discount to buy this.
@@mic-drop-74 You will ask cause you have head on your neck and it is not empty, but there plenty of customers who sees shiny metal and would ask where to sign. Flippers in Illinois taping a rust with a duct tape, spray paint it and selling that junk, cause people buying.
I’m in South Florida and it’s the same here. I went to service my Jeep (2012) and looked around the dealership - sad and stupid is all I can say. Dodge Challenger for $100,000?!?!? Wtf are they thinking? Jeep Grand Wagoneer for $90,000. All the RAMS for $85,000 plus. And Jeep Wranglers just like mine for $65,000 plus mark ups?!?!? As a matter of fact EVERY car/truck on the lot had a mark up from $2500 - $15,000. It’s stupid, I’d just walk to the used car place down the street and buy the Bronco with 20,000 miles for 1/3 the price.
Should come to Chicago Land, I work for a jeep dodge ram dealership. We selling cars 10k below (legit price) and they great cars still. But the news and youtube channels killing us. I even saw a story where a dealer principal said he would not take one for free.
Everybody wishing the dealerships go bust just remember all the jobs that will be lost. Salesmen, clerks, mechanics, there will be huge fallout thanks to these manufacturers and dealers.
Dealers out here in Wilmington, NC think giving you $5,000 off a Jeep is a big deal. One dealer had a 2023 Sahara, $5,000 off msrp, lol. Hendricks Jeep in Wilmington has prices posted online that they won’t honor or correct. 2023 Ram Laramie, $10,000 off dealer discount then $10,000 select discount Ram Trucks through Chrysler, when I called salesman laughed said it’s a misprint. Its still reads the same $20,000 discount today.
Don Jackson in Cumming will stand steady on getting 10k to 15k over MSRP. Also with the added fees and products they will average over 7k per copy. Manditory add ons including extended warranty will help the overall profit too. Probably raise 3 of the doc fees too and call them doc advantage.
Found this channel in my recommendations yesterday; haven't stopped watching. Oddly satisfying to watch and hilarious too. Keep up the good work Thomas 🫡
Tires and rubber parts degrade over time. Sitting on a lot is terrible on a car. A new car fit me has to be fresh off the line. Tires still oozing oils... Should be 20% discount per year, or recycled...
Jeep has gone so far downhill. I've had many Jeeps (3 Wranglers, 2 old Cherokees, 1 Commander). But those were older, pre 2012. Now Jeeps are low quality, overpriced, junk.
If they are doing that it means they are not loosing money yet… this is still not hurting them at all. That teaches the crazy profits these dealerships have made for over decades. They are not hurting at all. They are just waiting it out, the parent companies will have to buy it back and these dealerships are not going to loose any money
You don't have to much schooling to even understand that marking up 1-2 year old vehicles the way Stellantis has been, is straight up greed. Good luck to them.
Allow these American Car brands to be greedy so they can all go under and belly up. I am for it. We don't need their unreliable $100K cars that will depreciate 50% in 2 years.
Was in Ireland last month. Plenty of Citroen, Opel and Fiat cars on the road. Is this more of a CDJR problem? They have been in a protected market with trucks due to the import tax but it isn't helping them now that interest rates are up and the market is saturated with overpriced product.
Right, if I were in the market for a Jeep and I saw a “23” sticker on the window, I’d think “Nice, someone bought that, put a few thousand miles on it, and traded it in for something else. I’m gonna see if I can get it for 15% less than new.”
I truly believe the dealership crash is coming, maybe not this year, but within the next decade I feel we will see a dramatic change in the way they operate.
Dealerships are not a problem, demand - high, why not to charge more? If customers would live healthy lifestyle, they wouldn't have to buy big suv, take a Japan for example , very low obesity rates, and KEI cars, take the US, )can you fit all that fat in Versa or even Civic. And also US swag " I gotta be cool I need Hellcat or BMW".
I worked in a dealership 10 years ago. Dealers live in bubbles. Total denial of just about everything. In those days cars were selling and even then I could see how dealers would fuck themselves on a daily basis.
6:02 hailstone damage. This and cracked windshields are EXTREMELY common in Colorado the closer to the mountains you get. the hail damage is both a common sight and a well known insurance write-off. It totals the vehicle in the eyes of the insurance company. You get a check from insurance that typically exceed the value of the vehicle for a new car and (if you can find an insurer) you can keep driving it around or you can sell it off to recoup even more money. As usual in Colorado it is a no-loss scenario for those who have a lot of money and spend it on the typical things that keep a rich person rich, like having insurance and being wealthy enough to actually afford the deductible and not worry about monthly rates going up for filing a claim.
Most of those vehicles are stuffed.... You can't start cars, move them 5 feet every second day and not let them go through their entire heat cycle. You end up with moisture in the crank case and all kinds of issues
The problem was that stellantis got greedy. Instead of investing in better quality more reliable cars, they raised prices and squeezed the consumers out of more money during a shortage. A very dirty way to make money. They screwed over their biggest fans too cause for 80k id rather buy a land rover or a lexus than a freaking DODGE. The japanese perfect the automotive assembly process cause their cars never break down. They can command higher prices. Selling cars at a higher price just because you can and not adding any improvements besides a facelift. Let them fail, hopefully they learn what they did is nof a good business model
They are delusional walked away the other day from a dodge dealer here in Honolulu. They had an overpriced Charger GT and wouldn't negotiate. A week later they were calling me back saying they still had it. This time the answer was fuck no!
One thing that baffles me is that Jeep and Dodge Ram are pure junk man the issues with these vehicles are countless. People maybe are waking up and stopping to buy junk cars?
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They tried to steal my 2011 jeep several years ago for 7k. It wass blue booked at the time for 19k . and private sale blue book was 23k. They had a 2010 on the lot for 25k.... Autonation are a bunch of ripoffs in my opinion.
Dealers are in the business of collecting cars now instead of pricing them to sell.
🤣😂
When they thought they could price their vehicles at Lexus prices they lost their customers. Absolutely insane.
I walked into automation one time and they said, we don't negotiate. I said negotiate this...goodbye
@@tomhorst7614They can negotiate with the Unemployment Office very shortly
Dealers got used to the inventory shortages during the pandemic that, when compounded with lockdowns (where people were buying up all the 4x4s to go off roading because it was something to do to get them out of the house) meant they basically could name their price on vehicles. Jeep in particular saw this and said “So people are willing to pay $70k for a rubicon? Interesting” and jacked their prices up (something like 40% between 2020 to 2024). Now here we are. Production is in full swing again, lots of people who got into off roading during the pandemic decided that lifestyle wasn’t for them after all, and they want a vehicle that rides nicer and has more modern features for less. Add in higher interest rates, so people are less likely to finance a ton of money, and vehicles are sitting on lots. We’re seeing supply and demand in action. A couple years ago, supply couldn’t keep up with demand and they raised prices exponentially. Now the supply is far outpacing demand and prices _must_ fall, or the business model will fail. I hope the government doesn’t bail them out. You can’t screw the consumers and expect the government to bail you out when it bites you.
Vehicles nowadays are over-sized, over-engineered, and over-priced.
wrong!
@@area51r We get it, you're insecure about your manhood.
@@Veskhaisound like ur a pussy can’t drive a 401k
A jeep rubicon for more than 50k is crazy but 71k????? 😂
These idiotic dealerships would rather send these old-new stock vehicles to auction or crush them than rather give the consumer a discount.
@@davidgreene1324yeah it really is
We always pay for bad managed us businesses,in my 80 yrs we always pay for cronyism,not capitalism, cronyism!!
No US BAIL OUT🖕, Let France bail them out!!!
unfortunately stellantis north america employs around 82k people with over 42k being in the US so they may not get a bailout but they'll get some government assistance
And Stellanis is in Italy not France.
Theyre in the Netherlands @harryd9782
Hmmm an unreliable Wrangler for $70k+ or my Toyota 4Runner that I got for $47k??? This is a tough decision 😂😂😂
Why $47k for shitty toyota? With less money you can get Mazda or better interior Kia.
But the point is all cars are overpriced.
@@bedbath9056 That Toyota will last until the end of time, that Kia is gonna blow up in a month, Mazda.... well i'm a bit biased there as I own a CX-5.
Due to low quality and poor reviews, even at 50% off, I would be hesitant to buy.
Much like Nissan. Maybe at $25,000-30,000 out the door but nothing more.
Agreed, I keep saying CDJR needs to take 50% off their ridiculous MSRPs with 0% for 60 months, a free extended factory warranty and maybe 2 years of complimentary maintenance to make any of their junk worth the risk of buying. If they’re not willing to do that then there are plenty of Toyotas (previous generations Tundra and Tacomas), Hondas, Mazdas and Subarus out there that offer way better value.
id buy a Jeep, if it was 95% off.. to offset the repair bill..... . As we all know they are Garbage built trash heap's
I know someone who drove a Dodge product for 7 years.. The only thing that consistently works was the engine warning light.
Dodges are very eco-friendly! My cousin's truck has almost completely returned to the environment as iron oxide.
Good one
@@sboy1955 I'm not joking.
My supervisor has a car for 3 days. And then it pretty much stayed on for 7 years.
@@williammccallum1550 - I don’t doubt it
I agree with you 100% i’m sticking with my old vehicles, no car payment and simple to work on.
Might buy one if it's 50% off. I rather see the stealerships go bankrupt . You reap what you sow.
To be fair, not all their fault. A lot of people used their COVID money to live the YOLO life and pay whatever the dealer was asking. Those people screwed us cause they told the dealers they'll pay whatever they ask..
who THE HELL can afford 70k+ for a vehicle? did i miss something? the median household income is still like 68k a year. even if you make 150k you'd still be spending half of your pre-tax income on a depreciating asset BEFORE you pay for insurance, gas, and maintenance.
how are these places still in business?
Only a fool would buy a new vehicle at this time! No bail out! UAW and stupid management are killing the auto industry.
At one point in 23' (based on that Ram/Jeep dealer) people stopped paying those insane prices and wised up. The bigger problem is those that did pay up are sitting with a used vehicle that's worth far less than the remaining note. And yes, many dealers are in fantasy land, and they will go down with the ship. No gov bailouts to manufactures, it's got to stop.
Funny how these dealerships are whining they cannot sell anything when they are refusing to negotiate. They are slowly learning their glitter isn’t gold.
Dealership Karma. Remember how dealers treated you during the pandemic.
You can buy a Lexus Rx 400. It will last forever. It will outlast you if you don't crash it.
you might be able to wear out two sets of tires before a 4 digit repair with Stellantis.
Facts 👍🏽
I understand Stellantis is making bad management decisions but I’m happy that someone is finally calling out these greedy dealerships because I believe that they were a major contributor to this downfall too.
An ad for a big unnecessarily large Ford pickup played before this. Perfect
Luv how on the '23 Wrangler the front bumper AutoNation plate is hanging down on one side and will probably fall off halfway through the test ride! Nice attention to detail there AutoNation.
Yeah same here.. went to my local dealership.. They were loaded, but no deals, no discounts
when they go out of business I wont be sad at all.
It's the same story at the Harley Davidson dealers. They want full sticker and markups on 2 year old unsold units as well.
Then they toss on the aftermarket bling, not even OEM parts, and want a markup on those as well.
I cannot wait to see the for sale signs getting staked into the earth in front of all these dealers that do this to their customers.
That 'license plate' 1:29 is the perfect metaphor.
Yeah, they don’t care.
Companies need to go under if it's underperforming. No more bail outs.
Grants pass oregon dealership would make you vomit. They thought I'd sign a deal on a 60k jeep with a $1300 a month payment costing me 86k over 72 months. Also, these dealership will continue to get bailed out. They aren't going anywhere.
Pre Covid a base Ford F150 XL 2wd could be purchased under 20k.
Now they start at 37k, what will they cost in another 4 years, 50k?
How can that dealership afford to have 2023 cars on their lot, new, and not giving discounts??? Anytime i've found leftovers on dealer lots that were even 1 year old, they had heavy discounts. Are they trying to go out of business?
They keep waiting for that one sucker to come in.
Get rid of the dealership system and let us buy direct !
These ridiculous prices have to END! For all car companies, not just Stellantis.
I’m keeping my 12 yr old SUV until the wheels fall off!
Crazy UAW pay and benefits cost is big issue and amount to large amount of cost. Stop yelling CEO as 25 million across all brand and services parts in like a couple dollars a car. But the uneducated big business haters haven't a clue. I spent 45 and costing was my job and know who causes the issue.
Local jeep dealer wants $130k for the wrangler with the hemi.
There is absolutely no way. Not saying you're wrong, but that isn't at all realistic.
Tell the dealer you're gonna buy it half that price when they go bankrupt, then leave.. and you will see a significant drop in price
@@mohamedsoliman1507 okay fine why don't you go talk to the financing team and see what we can get done
😂
WHAT 😵💫
Mark ups should be against the law
they need to cut the price to bare minimum and move their stock
Building one of these online there are no advertised discounts and no diesel option for the 2500. Wtf?!?!?
My jeep went thru countless number of issues thru out the years including electrical, power train, Evap and o2 exhaust system, literally it’s a piece of junk! 😢 people are not stupid to pay that much to the greedy dealers and car makers anymore!
All These dealer reviews have become the funniest sitcom on
Can't give away the dealership... can't afford to keep it open. CLOSE IT DOWN ASAP and let Stellantis deal with the inventory.
Jeep dealers in my area have all been scum the past few years. They false advertise the online price, lie about these extra charges, and have the worst salespeople. I tried hard to buy a wrangler from about 10 dealers and got tired of the BS. Funny thing is some of the wranglers i was looking at are still on the lot.
So sorry! 😮😢
The problem is, this is all dealerships now from all manufacturers
That there is a USED VEHICLE at this point.
These dealerships are DELUSIONAL!!!
lmao the manufacturer's standard 3yr warranty is gonna expire while the car is sitting on that lot!!! :O
Wow ! Didn't think about that !
Warranties go into effect when the car is first purchased, not when it was manufactured.
@@kennethsowdenCorrect. If New car was on the lot for a while , I would suggest to check tires, if more then a year I would ask for new battery
@@panpanaderia2163 more than that after a vehicle sits for 3 years. They are meant to move while oils lubricate everything. I would need a steep discount to buy this.
@@mic-drop-74 You will ask cause you have head on your neck and it is not empty, but there plenty of customers who sees shiny metal and would ask where to sign. Flippers in Illinois taping a rust with a duct tape, spray paint it and selling that junk, cause people buying.
I’m in South Florida and it’s the same here. I went to service my Jeep (2012) and looked around the dealership - sad and stupid is all I can say. Dodge Challenger for $100,000?!?!? Wtf are they thinking? Jeep Grand Wagoneer for $90,000. All the RAMS for $85,000 plus. And Jeep Wranglers just like mine for $65,000 plus mark ups?!?!? As a matter of fact EVERY car/truck on the lot had a mark up from $2500 - $15,000. It’s stupid, I’d just walk to the used car place down the street and buy the Bronco with 20,000 miles for 1/3 the price.
That 71k Wrangler should be 45k. Stellantis lost their minds, 70k Rams with a 6 banger. Not what we want.
Should come to Chicago Land, I work for a jeep dodge ram dealership. We selling cars 10k below (legit price) and they great cars still. But the news and youtube channels killing us. I even saw a story where a dealer principal said he would not take one for free.
Dodge really-then how come a Fiat Ram is built by Stellantis-the word Dodge has nothing to do with it
Do not buy cars at Auto Nation. It will rip you off.
Everybody wishing the dealerships go bust just remember all the jobs that will be lost. Salesmen, clerks, mechanics, there will be huge fallout thanks to these manufacturers and dealers.
And your point is what, to big to fail, tax payer bail out? Free market sets the price!
"A lot of people are not the smartest." That's what they're counting on.
True tally will be the Harris / Walz votes; how much intelligence left in America.
Dealers out here in Wilmington, NC think giving you $5,000 off a Jeep is a big deal. One dealer had a 2023 Sahara, $5,000 off msrp, lol. Hendricks Jeep in Wilmington has prices posted online that they won’t honor or correct. 2023 Ram Laramie, $10,000 off dealer discount then $10,000 select discount Ram Trucks through Chrysler, when I called salesman laughed said it’s a misprint. Its still reads the same $20,000 discount today.
2023 model built in 2022. Cars have been sitting way too long - tires are probably flat-spotted.
Don Jackson in Cumming will stand steady on getting 10k to 15k over MSRP. Also with the added fees and products they will average over 7k per copy. Manditory add ons including extended warranty will help the overall profit too. Probably raise 3 of the doc fees too and call them doc advantage.
Price your cars appropriately and they will sell. It’s absurd what they want for cars nowadays.
Found this channel in my recommendations yesterday; haven't stopped watching. Oddly satisfying to watch and hilarious too. Keep up the good work Thomas 🫡
Inflation and them overcharging. New Car prices are ridiculous now.
Tires and rubber parts degrade over time. Sitting on a lot is terrible on a car. A new car fit me has to be fresh off the line. Tires still oozing oils... Should be 20% discount per year, or recycled...
Greed is a sickness and those car dealerships are sick believing customers are millionaires and stupid.
There are customers with poor credit history, who are buying Toyota Sequoia for 120k 😂
Give the customers a rebate of 40 thousand dollars and still the dealerships have a good profit. 90 THOUSANDS FOR A CAR IS CRAZY.
All they need to do is just increase the markup and that will solve everything!
Automakers go bankrupt, get new owners and stop making cars and trucks that people hate. No bailout this time fellas.
This is the beginning of the end for Stellantis
How do you know how long they have been standing on the lot?
The vehicles are so old the dealerships could become auto museums.
Jeep has gone so far downhill. I've had many Jeeps (3 Wranglers, 2 old Cherokees, 1 Commander). But those were older, pre 2012. Now Jeeps are low quality, overpriced, junk.
$71,000 for a 2023 is insane. Let them eat it.
the marketing actually makes a lot of sense. $629/month sounds a lot better to a lot of people than 60-70k. people are dumb
I’m paying $280 a month on my 2020 that I just bought last month.
@@jasonweishaupt1828 im jealous
629 a month sounds horrible to a vast amount of people. That's why they are not selling.
The people that fall for that have already defaulted in previous loans.
@@jasonweishaupt1828 It must have over 100,000 miles. Anyway Congratulations 🎊 🤎🤎
This is the only way to boost the price of their used cars inventory. They don’t care if the new ones are not sold.
I only buy Toyota and Lexus and avoid large SUVs and trucks. Regardless, the prices are still way too high. Also, Jeep is unreliable.
Outside for 2 years 😮......dash is done, amongst other components
If they are doing that it means they are not loosing money yet… this is still not hurting them at all. That teaches the crazy profits these dealerships have made for over decades. They are not hurting at all. They are just waiting it out, the parent companies will have to buy it back and these dealerships are not going to loose any money
Went to buy a 2023 Ram 3500 in August 2024 & it was built in December 2022. The dealer did not want to deal. I was going to pay cash
"Damn. How much they asking for that pos?"
Ends video.
You don't have to much schooling to even understand that marking up 1-2 year old vehicles the way Stellantis has been, is straight up greed.
Good luck to them.
Allow these American Car brands to be greedy so they can all go under and belly up. I am for it. We don't need their unreliable $100K cars that will depreciate 50% in 2 years.
Stellantis isn't an American car brand.
@@doom4067 Nonetheless, I hope they go under.
Was in Ireland last month. Plenty of Citroen, Opel and Fiat cars on the road. Is this more of a CDJR problem? They have been in a protected market with trucks due to the import tax but it isn't helping them now that interest rates are up and the market is saturated with overpriced product.
2023s with Mark ups 😂😂😂
Right, if I were in the market for a Jeep and I saw a “23” sticker on the window, I’d think “Nice, someone bought that, put a few thousand miles on it, and traded it in for something else. I’m gonna see if I can get it for 15% less than new.”
@@markroberts8975 You can get new for 15% off of sticker.
🤷🏽Oh Well ! 😂
What is longest time a vehicle sat on the lot? Anyone know?
Even with 30k off its still too spensive😂
I truly believe the dealership crash is coming, maybe not this year, but within the next decade I feel we will see a dramatic change in the way they operate.
I hope the government doesn't bail them out this time
Dealerships are not a problem, demand - high, why not to charge more? If customers would live healthy lifestyle, they wouldn't have to buy big suv, take a Japan for example , very low obesity rates, and KEI cars, take the US, )can you fit all that fat in Versa or even Civic. And also US swag " I gotta be cool I need Hellcat or BMW".
@panpanaderia2163 OH, I get it. You're a "special" person.
@@panpanaderia2163horrible take😂 dealers are definitely the problem
@ OperationWojak that’s a pretty vague estimation within the decade. Sounds like the housing market o it should crash in the next 10 years. GTFOH
I worked in a dealership 10 years ago. Dealers live in bubbles. Total denial of just about everything. In those days cars were selling and even then I could see how dealers would fuck themselves on a daily basis.
Are both of those wranglers electric?
Selling the monthly payment is fairly common.
Pretty sure once those 2023's hit 2 years old they can no longer be sold as new vehicles, so they have a lot more trouble coming.
In the UK you see the same thing but they sell as used with 1 owner and less than 100miles. 1000's of them like that :))
Which one do you have to park 50’ from the house?
So why aren’t they dropping the prices? Waiting for suckers to buy?
Wouldn’t purchase a CDJR product even at 50% discount. Had a 3500 with a Cummins, the only thing that didn’t break is the Cummins.
selling that car with that hail damage on a lot!? you should make a whole new video with that as the title. that is downright news worthy lol
And remind me again how is this not fraud?
6:02 hailstone damage. This and cracked windshields are EXTREMELY common in Colorado the closer to the mountains you get. the hail damage is both a common sight and a well known insurance write-off. It totals the vehicle in the eyes of the insurance company. You get a check from insurance that typically exceed the value of the vehicle for a new car and (if you can find an insurer) you can keep driving it around or you can sell it off to recoup even more money. As usual in Colorado it is a no-loss scenario for those who have a lot of money and spend it on the typical things that keep a rich person rich, like having insurance and being wealthy enough to actually afford the deductible and not worry about monthly rates going up for filing a claim.
Most of those vehicles are stuffed.... You can't start cars, move them 5 feet every second day and not let them go through their entire heat cycle.
You end up with moisture in the crank case and all kinds of issues
80k for a half ton😂 gosh to the DAMN🤣.. these mfs have lost their mind
The problem was that stellantis got greedy. Instead of investing in better quality more reliable cars, they raised prices and squeezed the consumers out of more money during a shortage. A very dirty way to make money. They screwed over their biggest fans too cause for 80k id rather buy a land rover or a lexus than a freaking DODGE. The japanese perfect the automotive assembly process cause their cars never break down. They can command higher prices. Selling cars at a higher price just because you can and not adding any improvements besides a facelift. Let them fail, hopefully they learn what they did is nof a good business model
They are delusional walked away the other day from a dodge dealer here in Honolulu. They had an overpriced Charger GT and wouldn't negotiate. A week later they were calling me back saying they still had it. This time the answer was fuck no!
They are preparing for the 2nd birthday of the vehicles 😂
One thing that baffles me is that Jeep and Dodge Ram are pure junk man the issues with these vehicles are countless. People maybe are waking up and stopping to buy junk cars?
Curtailing on top of the flooring interest.
Just when I thought I've seen it all 🤣🤣🤣 23's with markup , they think we're still in the pandemic or something
Too bad crooks!
This is crazy … 😬
Puzzling that this guy wanders about dealers' lots videoing and no one comes out to try and sell him a car or ask WTH he's doing?
Maybe he films on Sunday
Why would they bother.its advertisement for them.They also will be in shock someone is even looking at them.
Or he goes after-hours, so he's not hassled. 🙄
When it comes time to pay the loans they are going to lose their shirts
I looked at a challenger at that dealership an they had 1800 of add ons