Ever wonder what CarMax does with those cars they buy don't put on their resale lot? Check out this CarMax auction of rejects that just weren't good enough.
Owned a Lexus rx300 2002 held it for 18 years 305k miles not even the check engine light came on Catalytic converter need replacement Throughout ownership the most expensive repair was the timing belt which is regular maintenance
Thanks for going to another CarMax auction. I find it so much more interesting than the plethora of Copart videos on RUclips. I love the format of showing the sold prices in same video.
Another great video Chris…thanks for sharing. I’m absolutely blown away by the prices. You talk about contrast, the Lexus with 300k plus looked like a 40k mile vehicle, yet the Solstice with an actual 40k looked like it had seen 300k plus! Poor poor Solstice it’s endured a difficult existence. Looking at the Carmax rejects I think it speaks volumes about the quality of the cars that they elect to keep.
Such a great comment and I was thinking exactly what you wrote, both about the difference between the Lexus and Pontiac and about the quality of the vehicles that CarMax decides to resell on their lot.
@@hullinger Thanks for acknowledging the comment and for replying. I sincerely enjoy your videos and your presentation style. With any luck someone from Carmax will come across your video and perhaps some sort of collaboration might ensue. All the best Sir…looking forward to your next upload. Hope you find something decent to replace your daughters car with.
I bought a 2009 G8 GXP from Carmax 1.5 yrs ago with 50k on her. She now has 55k and still in ALMOST SHOWROOM CONDITION! VERY SATISFIED WITH MY FUTURE COLLECTOR CAR INVESTMENT!
I don’t know how people are going to make money on some of those cars given the issues at those prices. I’m so glad I don’t need a car right now. $15 large for a 300,000 mile Lexus ES??!!
I just wanted to let you know that I really enjoy these CarMax auctions. You never know what you will find. You won’t find any bargains however, at least not until things start to level out. I hope you will bring us back. That Solstice went for crazy money imho. 💥👍
Thanks bud for checking out that CarMax auction video and I totally agree. There's a lot of folks fighting over those cars and just driving up the prices. And it's a shame about that Solstice. I kinda wanted that one but not for the money it sold for.
That’s the modification. They switched out the dash for lower mileage. it was only showing ~30k with worn rotors. RS3 prompt on an S3. That’s a huge red flag
The selling price of that Lexus with 325K miles totally blew me away. I had no idea what a realistic selling price might be because that car was so new but with so many miles. I guess looking back, even as a parts car, it was worth thousands, but $15K! Crap man, that's a ton of money.
I paid $6k for my 2009 CIVIC EX-L /w Navigation back in 2013. It's in a lot better condition than the 2007 Civic shown in this video. I was shocked to see that one sell for $9,000!!!. It makes me seriously consider now is the time to sell mine if it's appreciated that much in value. I had no idea.
Chris, you answered your own question on the Audi. The car is a S but the computer says it is an RS. Somebody has messed with that car and Carmax didn't want to take responsibility for that car to a retail customer.
16:05 FYI Canada cars have non-reversable daytime headlights. Many locales in Canada use a liquid brine to melt the ice on their roads in the winter (from my mechanic). This causes the rust under the car to fuse all the bolts and parts together to the body making it near impossible to remove parts underneath without much effort. I had a Ford Flex purchased used at a Michigan dealership that was purchased by them at an auction and it was from Canada (unbeknownst to me). I could not even remove the bolts underneath to install a trailer hitch and my mechanic could barely remove the brake parts when I needed new brakes. I am glad that CARMAX discloses this info. My dealer did not and I did not do enough research.
Some of those prices are bananas. I appreciate you putting the sales price of the F150 in there - I was curious about that one! As always - great video!
I've got an Olds Intrigue, same year, color, and trim (GLS) with over 130k miles on the clock. Owned it for 6 years now and its been a champ, the only repair I've had done is a water pump and a wheel bearing. They're great cars, worth nearly nothing these days so I'm just gonna keep driving it till it dies. Sure wish Oldsmobile was still around.
Fun Fact: Franz von Holzhausen, the designer of the Pontiac Solstice & its industry twin the Saturn Sky, is also the designer behind all of Tesla's current models including the iconic Cybertruck.
Indeed. I've no doubt that engine can keep going past the 1 million mark (with good maintenance). But still, that's a high price to pay for high mileage.
Thank you for showing what the 2007 Volvo S80 sold for. I was hoping you would look at the car. I drive a 2011 Volvo S80 and was interested in what it was going to sell for. I also really enjoy and appreciate your Auction videos 📹
"This thing is rougher than I expected for the miles." You would think so but I've quickly learned that just because a car has low mileage doesn't automatically mean it's in good shape. I worked at a Toyota dealership as a porter and would see cars in the first couple thousand miles with already stained seats/carpets, accident damage on the bumpers/doors, funky smells, steering wheel discoloration, etc. I had one '20 Toyota Corolla Hybrid that literally looked like it was ten years old inside. A heavy-set guy that was an absolute slob just destroyed that poor car. It smelt horrible, everything was covered in a thick layer of dust, dirt, and sticky residue. It literally hasn't been cleaned since the day he bought it. I swear people just don't bathe or shower regularly and it showed in this one! Also, people just don't care about their car aesthetically as long as it runs and drives. That's the mindset of most people unfortunately.
Great comment and you're soo right about how folks take car of their cars. Thanks for saying that and thanks for checking out the CarMax auction video too.
Thanks bud for checking out the CarMax auction vid and thanks for the kind words too. The next police auction is in two weeks and I plan on being there.
@@hullinger wish I was closer, I'd love to join you at an auction some time. It's too bad how far they strip the retired cruisers down though. Up here you usually seem to still get a console and spotlight, hideaways and wigwags/traffic backers still left in
That Honda Civic is a 2013; shifter indicates it is a 2013 because it has "D3 2 1" which is the one year only 5 speed automatic for this body style (I have a 13). 2014 and 15s have a CVT which is indicated by "D S L".
Oh and Carmax can make more money on some of those unique cars from other Dealers who NEED cars and are willing to bid up, than what Carmax would be able to get for them on their own lots. People don't go to Carmax for Maseratis or unique Audis... and well, a Ford Dealer will pay STUPID money for a used F150.
Lol I’m still going nuts about the prices wow. That Lexus was impressive but not surprising. But at that price?!? Wow. Same with the suburban with engine issues for 9k lol
Are all of these cars, cars that CarMax bought at auction and then decided to sell at auction rather than sell at CarMax? Or are some of them trade-ins where CarMax lowballs the offeror and then assumes they'll make a profit at auction without the liability of selling on their lot?
Personally I find Lexus cars boring (with the exception of the ISF and LC500) but no doubt they're built to last the test of time. The V6 motor has been used since 2006 and all they ever need are regular oil changes at 7-8k and spark plugs at 90-100k. As for this one just for the heck of it I'd do a head gasket test since it's low on coolant and the oil looks like it was just changed. Could also be a leaking and bad water pump.
The selling price of that Lexus with 325K miles totally blew me away. I had no idea what a realistic selling price might be because that car was so new but with so many miles. I guess looking back, even as a parts car, it was worth thousands, but $15K! Crap man, that's a ton of money.
67000 for that Maserati is nuts. Maseratis are notorious for their fast, ridiculous depreciation. My mom leased a 2016 Ghibli for 3 years - when she got it it had a sticker tag for 110,000, and when she traded it back in in 2019 the value had gone down to about 32,000 - in 3 years!!! So to see that one sell for 67000 is honestly highway robbery. Not to mention the fact that it’s a gas guzzler and the oil changes cost like 275$ Lmfao
Sadly from 2030 on all combustion cars including classics will be banned from public streets in entire EU and Scandinavia :-( In Germany the Green Peoples Party gave order to shorten fuel supply from 2025 on by reducing all conventional fuel stations to only one state operated central gas station per city or county. Now they even want to slow down all the gas pumps from 20 litre per minute to 2 litre per minute...From 2027 on in the EU certain car spare parts will be banned too....as exhaust systems, turbo chargers and even some engine and gearbox oils...California and New York will do the same from 2027 on.... So no investments should be done in oil burning cars any longer....They even created a new kind of crime here, called emissions and smoke crime. Called Abgasbespaßungsverordnung in German.... :-(
Like a couple of others have said, that Olds was the bargain here. Looked to be mostly cosmetic, and at 43k miles that has a LOT of life left; would make an excellent 1st car if there's no quibbles about it's size. AND - as we don't have to tell you, those end of the line Oldsmobiles were really good, reliable cars. I would've made that purchase. Also want to say that I think you're honing in on your format style, more descriptive with interests to fast n quick-facts on more bread n butter types. Good video.
I agree with you about that Olds being the deal of the day. And thank you for the kind words too about my videos. They have been evolving over the years and I still feel like they need to improve even more. It's definitely a long process for me, that's for sure.
I agree the Intrigue was the best deal. The only problem with buying low mileage, older cars is if you want to get a quick flip. Many folks still won’t bite on them, especially younger buyers who don’t have the knowledge regarding older cars, especially discontinued models. All they see is an old car. Now if you’re going to keep it, it’s a great deal. I tried to flip a 2000 Acura TL with low miles and it was a bitch to get rid of because it was still a 20 year old car.
Yeah Maserati resale value is a joke. Being owned by FC...er Stellantis doesn't help either. And $67k is the wholesale value probably will retail for more CarMax doesn't sell exotics probably the only reason they auctioned off.
If you're in the market for a new Maserati, those losses will barely scratch the surface of your finances. It'll mean nothing to you. We live in a very distorted world.
I saw a 03 Ranger extra cab pretty clean truck edge model with 80k guy wants 12,000$ i laughed in his face I was buying those in 2011 for 2,500 3,000$ all day tops
Thanks man for checking out that CarMax auction video. I didn't even notice the Explore SportTrac and unfortunately I have no way of getting the sold prices once the auction closed.
Great video, I wonder if the Volvo would have been a good choice for your daughter, the Pontiac I would have passed on and look for it's cousin the Saturn Sky. Till next time.
Hey bud, thanks for checking out that CarMax video and yeah, you're probably right about the Volvo. Seems like it would have been a pretty decent car for Grace.
Great video. Prices are CRAZY!!!! The money on that 300k mile lexus is nuts!!!
Owned a Lexus rx300 2002 held it for 18 years
305k miles not even the check engine light came on
Catalytic converter need replacement
Throughout ownership the most expensive repair was the timing belt which is regular maintenance
This is proof of how out of control and inflated the wholesale market is today as well as the retail.
Really appreciate you telling us what the cars went for - it's crazy $$$$$$$$
Thanks for going to another CarMax auction. I find it so much more interesting than the plethora of Copart videos on RUclips.
I love the format of showing the sold prices in same video.
Yes, the format of showing the 'sold for' price is what sets these videos above the rest.
Glad you enjoyed it and thanks so much for the kind words.
Another great video Chris…thanks for sharing. I’m absolutely blown away by the prices. You talk about contrast, the Lexus with 300k plus looked like a 40k mile vehicle, yet the Solstice with an actual 40k looked like it had seen 300k plus! Poor poor Solstice it’s endured a difficult existence. Looking at the Carmax rejects I think it speaks volumes about the quality of the cars that they elect to keep.
Such a great comment and I was thinking exactly what you wrote, both about the difference between the Lexus and Pontiac and about the quality of the vehicles that CarMax decides to resell on their lot.
@@hullinger Thanks for acknowledging the comment and for replying. I sincerely enjoy your videos and your presentation style. With any luck someone from Carmax will come across your video and perhaps some sort of collaboration might ensue. All the best Sir…looking forward to your next upload. Hope you find something decent to replace your daughters car with.
I bought a 2009 G8 GXP from Carmax 1.5 yrs ago with 50k on her. She now has 55k and still in ALMOST SHOWROOM CONDITION! VERY SATISFIED WITH MY FUTURE COLLECTOR CAR INVESTMENT!
I don’t know how people are going to make money on some of those cars given the issues at those prices. I’m so glad I don’t need a car right now. $15 large for a 300,000 mile Lexus ES??!!
That car will be shipped to some other country and will no longer have 300 k on it any more ….
@@joehomanick b b b b ingo!
Crazy
That car was probably used for Ubers luxury option
They can run it up to 800,000 miles 300,000 miles is nothing for a Lexus Toyota ES 330
Great show ! More auctions like this please
I just wanted to let you know that I really enjoy these CarMax auctions. You never know what you will find. You won’t find any bargains however, at least not until things start to level out. I hope you will bring us back. That Solstice went for crazy money imho. 💥👍
The civic at 9000$ was the surprise!
You got the year wrong on the civic! not 2007, more like 2013-2015....
Thanks bud for checking out that CarMax auction video and I totally agree. There's a lot of folks fighting over those cars and just driving up the prices. And it's a shame about that Solstice. I kinda wanted that one but not for the money it sold for.
The prices are insane. I can’t believe someone paid 15k for the Lexus.
Yeah, especially one with 300k miles.
thinking the same thing!!!
That’s what’s happens when the new cars are less available
$9,000 for a 15 year old dented up civic what is this market
I agree!
Love your videos, you are so informative,and pleasant to view and hear👍 Thank you sir!
So nice of you and thank you for sharing.
Damn $6250 for the Pontiac Solstice! There's a sucker born every minute!
If the start up screen says RS3, did they mess with the computer?
I bet somebody did.
That’s the modification. They switched out the dash for lower mileage. it was only showing ~30k with worn rotors. RS3 prompt on an S3.
That’s a huge red flag
I was expecting someone to pay MAX of 7 or 8k for the Lexus ES. Boy, you should've seen my face when I saw 15k
Lexus he says 1500-2000. Sells for 15k. He was close
The selling price of that Lexus with 325K miles totally blew me away. I had no idea what a realistic selling price might be because that car was so new but with so many miles. I guess looking back, even as a parts car, it was worth thousands, but $15K! Crap man, that's a ton of money.
I paid $6k for my 2009 CIVIC EX-L /w Navigation back in 2013. It's in a lot better condition than the 2007 Civic shown in this video. I was shocked to see that one sell for $9,000!!!. It makes me seriously consider now is the time to sell mine if it's appreciated that much in value. I had no idea.
16:35 The price of $9K for that 2007 Honda Civic with 137K is outrageous.
Great presentation 👏 👌! Been dealing with Carmax for 21 yrs! Won't go anywhere else
Chris, you answered your own question on the Audi. The car is a S but the computer says it is an RS. Somebody has messed with that car and Carmax didn't want to take responsibility for that car to a retail customer.
Wow the only bargain was the olds . I would have snapped that up myself
Yup, that’s exactly my opinion. The Volvo was a maybe. If the Intrigue has the 3800, it will run for ever and parts are readily available.
16:05 FYI Canada cars have non-reversable daytime headlights. Many locales in Canada use a liquid brine to melt the ice on their roads in the winter (from my mechanic). This causes the rust under the car to fuse all the bolts and parts together to the body making it near impossible to remove parts underneath without much effort. I had a Ford Flex purchased used at a Michigan dealership that was purchased by them at an auction and it was from Canada (unbeknownst to me). I could not even remove the bolts underneath to install a trailer hitch and my mechanic could barely remove the brake parts when I needed new brakes. I am glad that CARMAX discloses this info. My dealer did not and I did not do enough research.
Good day mrknock. I am from Ontario, So if we oil them more would that help? Thanks
@@donvoll2580 LOL Nah. The salt we use in Michigan doesn't do the cars any favors either! Just passing on the words of my mechanic.
Some of those prices are bananas. I appreciate you putting the sales price of the F150 in there - I was curious about that one! As always - great video!
Thanks bud and thanks for stopping by for the vid too!
I've got an Olds Intrigue, same year, color, and trim (GLS) with over 130k miles on the clock. Owned it for 6 years now and its been a champ, the only repair I've had done is a water pump and a wheel bearing.
They're great cars, worth nearly nothing these days so I'm just gonna keep driving it till it dies. Sure wish Oldsmobile was still around.
That green rag is cool, needs alot, great video 🙂💜✌️
Love these quick walk around visits, and the follow up sale prices. Too bad the prices are out of control now.
I would have snagged that Olds! Sure Grandma hit the garage a few times, but a great knock around car for winter
Thank you very much for the time and trouble of doing videos like this ❤😊
Fun Fact: Franz von Holzhausen, the designer of the Pontiac Solstice & its industry twin the Saturn Sky, is also the designer behind all of Tesla's current models including the iconic Cybertruck.
damn that lexus 325 thousand miles... it went to the moon and back to earth 🤔🤔
$15k for 300k limo or sales rep/district mgr car is absolutely bonkers! Otherwise a testament to build quality!
Indeed.
I've no doubt that engine can keep going past the 1 million mark (with good maintenance).
But still, that's a high price to pay for high mileage.
True. That should have been 3000 tops.
Thank you for showing what the 2007 Volvo S80 sold for. I was hoping you would look at the car. I drive a 2011 Volvo S80 and was interested in what it was going to sell for. I also really enjoy and appreciate your Auction videos 📹
As someone that works for carmax, we dont usually sell cars with mods. No matter how minor
Thanks for sharing that about CarMax and the mods. Good to know. Thanks!
@@hullinger yeah for sure. It boggles me sometimes but yeah, if its a really cool car that has mods. We wont even attempt to sell it
Good to see you buddy good luck with the cars have a great week end
Thanks bud for checking out that CarMax auction video. I appreciate that.
Crazy prices 😂
Love the enthusiasm!
Love this work around Mr Chris.
The prices have really gone high
Thanks bud and I totally agree. I can't believe the prices those CarMax cars are selling for. Just nuts.
The auction vids are great. Thanks.
"This thing is rougher than I expected for the miles." You would think so but I've quickly learned that just because a car has low mileage doesn't automatically mean it's in good shape. I worked at a Toyota dealership as a porter and would see cars in the first couple thousand miles with already stained seats/carpets, accident damage on the bumpers/doors, funky smells, steering wheel discoloration, etc. I had one '20 Toyota Corolla Hybrid that literally looked like it was ten years old inside. A heavy-set guy that was an absolute slob just destroyed that poor car. It smelt horrible, everything was covered in a thick layer of dust, dirt, and sticky residue. It literally hasn't been cleaned since the day he bought it. I swear people just don't bathe or shower regularly and it showed in this one! Also, people just don't care about their car aesthetically as long as it runs and drives. That's the mindset of most people unfortunately.
Look at the Lexus as a great example. 325k and you could drop a number off the kilometers and most people wouldnt notice.
Great comment and you're soo right about how folks take car of their cars. Thanks for saying that and thanks for checking out the CarMax auction video too.
Reminds me of the “The Other Guys” when the hobos stole Will Farrel’s red Prius and had an Orgy in it.
Just found you and subscribed. Great, fun content! Thanks for producing these vids!
Enjoyed the video thanks and agree with everybody else, prices were nuts!
I didn't know that these auctions exist but these prices are really inflated but great watch, keep them coming.
That Lexus really brought the money I wouldn't have even wanted to pay half that
you dont have to take off the engine cover to see amount of cylinders almost all covers have the amount of cyl in indents
Blame covid for the prices. Lost my small dealership due to it. I was smart n just gave up while others tried to survive and lost big money.
Can you get back into it now ?
Love the videos man, especially these different auctions but I definitely prefer the police auctions
Thanks bud for checking out the CarMax auction vid and thanks for the kind words too. The next police auction is in two weeks and I plan on being there.
@@hullinger wish I was closer, I'd love to join you at an auction some time. It's too bad how far they strip the retired cruisers down though. Up here you usually seem to still get a console and spotlight, hideaways and wigwags/traffic backers still left in
That red mustang looked clean though.
man i love your videos , your super smart on details ..... thank you for sharing .
Car prices are Beyond stupid right now
That Honda Civic is a 2013; shifter indicates it is a 2013 because it has "D3 2 1" which is the one year only 5 speed automatic for this body style (I have a 13).
2014 and 15s have a CVT which is indicated by "D S L".
Oh and Carmax can make more money on some of those unique cars from other Dealers who NEED cars and are willing to bid up, than what Carmax would be able to get for them on their own lots. People don't go to Carmax for Maseratis or unique Audis... and well, a Ford Dealer will pay STUPID money for a used F150.
congrats on 40k+ subs!
That Audi looks like they changed the cluster mile discrepancy possibly
Certainly some high prices but that olds for $1200 is honestly pretty good for a daily.
Damn highway robbery for that lexus , you better off shopping on marketplace 😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣👀😱😱
Carmax even takes your soul at the auction .
Lol I’m still going nuts about the prices wow. That Lexus was impressive but not surprising. But at that price?!? Wow. Same with the suburban with engine issues for 9k lol
Are all of these cars, cars that CarMax bought at auction and then decided to sell at auction rather than sell at CarMax? Or are some of them trade-ins where CarMax lowballs the offeror and then assumes they'll make a profit at auction without the liability of selling on their lot?
prices at all the Florida auctions are retail or above, it's a feeding frenzy of crazy bidders. With unknown recon, these prices are insane
would be real fun to drive in winter.
those prices were INSANE!!!!
Loved the Maser and the Lexus
For what should be considered a collector car, that Solstice was really abused
I totally agree with you on that Solstice. I was shocked by just how much it sold for.
Personally I find Lexus cars boring (with the exception of the ISF and LC500) but no doubt they're built to last the test of time. The V6 motor has been used since 2006 and all they ever need are regular oil changes at 7-8k and spark plugs at 90-100k. As for this one just for the heck of it I'd do a head gasket test since it's low on coolant and the oil looks like it was just changed. Could also be a leaking and bad water pump.
What happened to these videos?
Dang, some of those prices... Crazy
A Lexus that new....for $1,500-2,000.....really thought that? Can't buy the hood for that price. But over $15k for that one ...people are nuts!
The selling price of that Lexus with 325K miles totally blew me away. I had no idea what a realistic selling price might be because that car was so new but with so many miles. I guess looking back, even as a parts car, it was worth thousands, but $15K! Crap man, that's a ton of money.
@@hullinger hehehehe .I gotcha.....people are so gullible these days for one unknown reason.
My Chevy dealer did this a few years ago, 150 cars. He advertises he'll take any trade in so of course hed get loads of clunkers.
That S80 V8 is a Great fixer upper.
It would be interesting to see the Carfax on the Lexus to see how fast the miles were clocked up.
It's insane.
About 85, 000 miles a year.
Had to have been an airport car and almost never got shut off
Appreciate the work you put in!
Thank you and I appreciate that!
I love your videos! How do you find all of these auctions? I'd like to check one out someday soon.
The s3 had no cats on it. Most likely straight piped hint why the o2 censor light is on. Good buy I think.
Great comment and thanks for sharing. I didn't even think about the mid pipes and O2 sensors. Makes perfect sense.
That high mileage Lexus with that rattle and lack of coolant IMO it’s a water pump and I’m sure it’s a engine out change on those V6’s
Love the A3/S3
67000 for that Maserati is nuts. Maseratis are notorious for their fast, ridiculous depreciation. My mom leased a 2016 Ghibli for 3 years - when she got it it had a sticker tag for 110,000, and when she traded it back in in 2019 the value had gone down to about 32,000 - in 3 years!!! So to see that one sell for 67000 is honestly highway robbery. Not to mention the fact that it’s a gas guzzler and the oil changes cost like 275$ Lmfao
Sadly from 2030 on all combustion cars including classics will be banned
from public streets in entire EU and Scandinavia :-( In Germany the
Green Peoples Party gave order to shorten fuel supply from 2025 on by
reducing all conventional fuel stations to only one state operated
central gas station per city or county. Now they even want to slow down
all the gas pumps from 20 litre per minute to 2 litre per minute...From
2027 on in the EU certain car spare parts will be banned too....as
exhaust systems, turbo chargers and even some engine and gearbox
oils...California and New York will do the same from 2027 on.... So no
investments should be done in oil burning cars any longer....They even
created a new kind of crime here, called emissions and smoke crime. Called Abgasbespaßungsverordnung in German.... :-(
I want that sport trac!
Like a couple of others have said, that Olds was the bargain here. Looked to be mostly cosmetic, and at 43k miles that has a LOT of life left; would make an excellent 1st car if there's no quibbles about it's size. AND - as we don't have to tell you, those end of the line Oldsmobiles were really good, reliable cars. I would've made that purchase.
Also want to say that I think you're honing in on your format style, more descriptive with interests to fast n quick-facts on more bread n butter types. Good video.
I agree with you about that Olds being the deal of the day. And thank you for the kind words too about my videos. They have been evolving over the years and I still feel like they need to improve even more. It's definitely a long process for me, that's for sure.
I agree the Intrigue was the best deal. The only problem with buying low mileage, older cars is if you want to get a quick flip. Many folks still won’t bite on them, especially younger buyers who don’t have the knowledge regarding older cars, especially discontinued models. All they see is an old car. Now if you’re going to keep it, it’s a great deal. I tried to flip a 2000 Acura TL with low miles and it was a bitch to get rid of because it was still a 20 year old car.
@@cheapme1850 Yeah, I'm with you there - but in this instance it would have been for personal use.
12:43 that Maserati lost 55% of its value in 3 years. Wow. That's even worse than Mercedes and BMW.
Yeah Maserati resale value is a joke. Being owned by FC...er Stellantis doesn't help either. And $67k is the wholesale value probably will retail for more CarMax doesn't sell exotics probably the only reason they auctioned off.
If you're in the market for a new Maserati, those losses will barely scratch the surface of your finances. It'll mean nothing to you. We live in a very distorted world.
Carmax doesn't sell imported vehicles on the resell lot
Also looking for family three seater
Hey I'm Gabe's freind he told me about your channel just wanted to say whats up!!!
Great video. Keep 'em coming!
Thanks, will do!
Maaaannn you missed the gray Lincoln Navigator
Great video.. straight to the point.🇺🇲
OMG!! 6k for a Pontiac Solstice!!!! Now I know the end is near!!!!
Yeah they are junk!!
I saw a 03 Ranger extra cab pretty clean truck edge model with 80k guy wants 12,000$ i laughed in his face I was buying those in 2011 for 2,500 3,000$ all day tops
Why oh why did GM do "displacement on demand" on their V8 engine?
Awesome video. Interesting and detailed
Thank you very much!
That civic is not a 2007, has to be a 2012-15 because of the body style. Do your research.
Thank You for nice movie.
Hey Chris.. dig your vids. Would like to buy a vehicle off you someday.. I'm at the del Pa line in Marcus Hook..easy peasy
Thanks bud and thanks for checking out my video too.
Hey love the vids!! Did that Explorer Sport Trac sell and so for what$$?
Thanks man for checking out that CarMax auction video. I didn't even notice the Explore SportTrac and unfortunately I have no way of getting the sold prices once the auction closed.
@@hullinger No worries. Thanks! Keep up the great vids.
I work at CarMax in South Florida prices are OOFffh
Great video can't believe prices
You and me both!
Great video, I wonder if the Volvo would have been a good choice for your daughter, the Pontiac I would have passed on and look for it's cousin the Saturn Sky. Till next time.
Hey bud, thanks for checking out that CarMax video and yeah, you're probably right about the Volvo. Seems like it would have been a pretty decent car for Grace.
Do you need a dealers license to go there
It was nice looking around but I saw no real deals
Hi, do you need a dealers license to view cars?
That Civic was absolutely disgusting and still sold for $9000 ! Good sh** :)
15k for that lexus.... Wow!!!