Car dealerships need to go, they are so terrible. The sales people are also the worst, I never met slimier people then a new car dealer. Surprisingly used car dealers not as slimy.
Used car dealers save you the hassle of looking through different models and meeting many different owners by representing them in one place, by buying their cars. New car dealerships are nothing but governmentally endorsed Mafia; they want to have a cut in something they never contributed to and are protected by the law.
you also get the really awesome used car dealers. there is one guy near me that if he doesn't have what you are looking for on the lot, just write down what you are looking for and he'll find it. might take a month or two but if you want an electric pink Ford F-150 4x4 two door with a lime green neon kit, he'll find it.
LowestPillow yea their very informative. I hope they keep his shows or he keeps doing it. Guess because it’s not as silly as others but it’s makes the channel well rounded
To be fair the pharmacy has the tiniest profits ever so paying 2 to 4 percent more on a purchase is worth the convenience in my book(correction,that is only true here in Brazil, just found out in the USA they have big margins around 20 percent )
Exactly. This dude wants to earn money by this being a global channel and people subscribing BUT only talks about the USA and doesn't even bother to say 'yet overseas this model exists and had been working fine for years and show examples where it does work with no issues. I work for Mercedes Bemz and we do it world wide. Kinda embarrassing for someone that thinks they know about the industry
@@xr6lad Europe and Australia have high car taxes = government the winners not automotive industry in Australia and Europe losing billion of net profit in decades
@@hongyangjiang4976 Major corporations all have bought lobbyist dogs to serve their financial interests with their voices. Just because it isn't illegal doesn't mean it's not corrupt.
I hate the idea of haggling for a price on a car. I think we should be able to purchase a car much like we can purchase a tv or a coffee maker and if we don't like it we should be able to return it within 30 days. This will put the car for sale at an even cheaper price which is great for someone who wants one at a discount or one that is refurbished. Millions of drivers get fucked over in the buying process every year and nothing is being done about it to improve it in the customer's favor.
Well some places in the U.S. don't haggle at all. They state the price you see is the price you get (EX: Carmax, Porsche, etc). Carmax at least allows you to return a car within 5 days as long as the condition of the car is the same as when you purchased it. The only issue is that they charge new car prices for used ones, maybe being $1000 or $2000 less, which isn't a substantial discount in my opinion. It's a double edge sword. If the middle man is cut, buying straight from the manufacturer would be cheaper, but most dealerships wouldn't be needed. Costing jobs.
Joel Jeffrey it wouldn’t really cost jobs. The dealer would still be there for people who wants to test drive the car and don’t want to wait for their car to be built. It would open up so many customization options on cars that are only on low end or high end trims such as manual gearbox(treated as both theses days). Let’s say you want to buy a Hyundai Accent. You go and test drive some. One with manual the lowest trim one because it’s exclusive to it and the highest trim one that comes with 4 disc brakes and has lighter wheels, but is only automatic. The dealer isn’t currently carrying your ideal configuration and your more willing to have one custom built. So you go to the Hyundai website, go order it and your done. This would give people an option to either have leather or cloth in there car and get an option for manual transmission if the car somewhere in the world is made that way
If cars were treated just like any other item on Amazon, that'd be great! You don't have to worry about a manufacturer not opening a showroom in your country. Just order whatever brand from any part of the world, and boom, your car is on its way! ^^ Obviously there are a lot of details like import taxes and some legal matters to handle, but just thinking about the whole concept of having the entire world's car market just a click away is amazing
TechPassion I don't think it'd work if the company doesn't make a model for your domestic market, which they'd be highly unlikely to do so if they don't even have any dealers in the country.
The. How would you know if you like it and how’d you like to wait for it that’s what I like about stores ya go there and you see it and determine whether or not you want it
This is how it can work out. You can go to the dealer to test drive the car you have interest in, then buy it online to further customize it. The dealer would be still there for those that don’t want to wait for their car to be made. Just like you can buy computers from the store or have a customized one online. It would open up car models and trims so you could have even possibly have a jdm car. You may have to pay extra for it to be built because of shipping some parts. Dealers will be more like a store. If direct sales were that bad, Best Buy and frys would be out of business
So they made legislation to protect markets favorable to their own interests. Effectively anti-free market. Hmmm.... Let me just go ahead and buy my car online. Thanks.
Here in Brazil at the city of São Caetano do Sul the GM factory in here opens up to the public twice a year allowing people to buy cars direct from the manufacturer for a way cheaper price.
We=bought a car after 4 hours of yelling on everyone in dealership because they lie straight in your face and ripp you off. Whenever I can I will just move to another state and order a tesla to avoid all that dealershit
@@kekwlul3582 he is referring to dealer add ons. Dealers are known to add to the price for BS, such as $1k for stickers on the edge of the doors, $1k for tint warranty, or in this case $500 for nitrogen filled tires.
4 hours of yelling? Why go through that? I would never subject myself to even 4 seconds of yelling or being yelled at by anyone trying to sell me anything. There's always another dealer. These "stories" of bad buying experiences always have to top the last one.
Jori Schröer Sadly Tesla also being extremely ineffective and poorly organized in many parts of their sales departments sadly that have caused long lasting problems and frustration for a lot of customers, so its not all red roses
Why do you respect him? He is just a business man who capitalizes on tech trends. His first big success was Paypal and the board of directors decided to buy out his share rather than let him act like it was his company. Now he is capitalizing on tech from more than a century ago (electric vehicles that is) and using his personal profit to explore space or more specifically Earth's moon and Mars. Everyone seems to think this is to further human progress but I believe he is actually interested in mining rare elements from asteroids that have impacted the moon and Mars due to their lack of atmosphere. Another interesting fact is that many of Earth's precious metal mines are the sites of meteorites that have made it through Earth's atmosphere.
What? I have bought 2 new cars on the internet. He should mention that most of their videos apply only in the US. In Europe you can buy any car on the internet and this system has worked for years.
I bought a potato salad on Kickstarter back in the 80s. We used to wear onions our belt to represent our motorcycle tribe and everyone just knew we were the Salamanders based on the onion alone. When big onion got wind of this they were quick to ban us from purchasing onions and that’s why today we wear a challot instead.
If a dealer is withholding rebate/incentive money on you, and claiming it, it is illegal. We had a Ford dealership in our area have to send out over $800,000 in checks to previous customers after they were caught by an audit. There should be zero worry when purchasing a brand new vehicle, but you should always do your research, go to the manufacturer’s website, and see current incentives. If you pay anything over that you are a fucking idiot, and should never go back to that dealer again. Plus maybe, idk report it to the manufacturer? MSRP is listed, and if you pay over it (unless it is a brand new model year, and the only thing that puts your total over is state tax, doc fee, reg/title fee) you should have the word idiot tattooed across your forehead.
@I Identify As Black wrong dickhead, dealership are owned by small and medium businesses owner franchise not corpraton the suppliers dealership by cars off with a loan from the bank. Bill shorten in Australia lost 3 election taking the same crap this anti business turd is taking about in the video. C200 is taxed $15000 in Australia = $6000 turnover after government takes there share that $3000 gross in profit
8:55 I keep rewatching this part hoping the ghost said "the regulations, boooooo llshit" which would be a decent payoff, but as far as I can tell the ghost just said booooze? You can do better dammit.
Great video. You missed 2 things: the fact that OEMs love having a buffer between them and the end user and the service departments. OEMs like having dealers who will hold inventory so the OEM can keep production steady. Dealers make a lot of money from manufacturers to do the work of managing inventory levels. Dealers absorb some cost when inventory gets too high, but in the long run they make a lot of money and the manufacturer doesn’t have to keep tons of inventory on their balance sheet. Also, dealers are equally important as service departments as they are for sales. They are the only ones that can do warranty work and they sell the manufacturer’s official parts. Good dealers will help a customer throughout their ownership experience from purchase, servicing and eventual trade-in. That takes a lot of people and process that the manufacturers frankly might not do as well as the dealers, since they’re not integrated into the local community.
The manufacturer doesn't care what the dealership does as long as they do what they're supposedly supposed to do. I had a warranty issue on a car and the dealership wasn't helping. So I called another and same thing. So I called the manufacturer and they basically told me tough shit, they have no control over the warranty repairs and the dealership said they did what they were supposed to do, which they obviously didn't.
A "Trade In" is basically when a person doesn't want to deal with their car anymore (because, let's face it: modern American cars are products of planned obsolescence that are broken and worthless at the end of a 7-year payment plan) so they go back to the dealer "trade in" their car for a measly amount of money which then applies towards the sale (or let's be real: a minimum down payment for financing) for a new car. Americans don't view cars as something that can be repaired or rebuilt and stay on the road for a long time. That's partly because many manufacturers intentionally design their vehicles to be costly to repair simple things. When they see a $2,100 plus repair bill and a 15 hour job for something as simple as air conditioning after 60,000 miles, that makes them want to get a new car because "who knows how long it'll be before something else breaks and costs alot of money, might as well get new" failing to realise what's really going on and buy a new car from the same goddamn manufacturers as soon as they're done paying off their previous car.
i just bought a miata club from carvana, spoke to one person for about 5 minutes and that was it, everything else was done online,it was used though but only has 30k miles. im a bit(maybe more) of an introvert so this buying experience was right up my alley
Dr Breaker you should be, 8 cars is nothing. Any sales person who doesn’t absolutely suck at their job should at the very bare minimum get 10 out by month end. 20+ is where you should be, you should have considered yourself lucky that they held you to such low expectations.
@@kekwlul3582 wow, 20+ even for someone new to the industry? That's pretty insane to even think. We had 4 teams of 12 sales people each plus our fleet and internet department. And for the record, even our fleet department(which always had highest numbers) hardly ever hit 20+ cars per month. By your logic, that dealership should have been moving nearly a thousand cars per month.
You're right but should read like; Welcome to America land of the free but if you have lots of money you can be more free. I really wish members of Congress would actually listen to the people that voted them in and not to the highest paying lobbyist.
Depending on which region you are in, you can get in contact with the manufacturer and buy straight form them. This is especially true with high end cars like Koenigsegg.
Yup, IMO brands like Koenigsegg have the best way to sell their cars. Directly to the customer. I especially like the way Ferrari or Lamborghini does it. For example, i went to Italy to the Ferrari HQ in Maranello, and was able to directly design my 812, from the stitching on the seats to the exterior finish, from A to Z. No bullshit dealers to mark up the price, or try to bullshit me into buying a car from them with "unique" or "extra features" that come standard on pretty much every car since 2010. Although it took 9 months to get it built and shipped, i'm still very pleased with it, and use it every weekend.
Here in the netherlands you can buy a car off the internet you configurate it online, pay for it and then you only have to go th the dealer to pick it up
First Name Last Name look pal you may not like us but we don’t care have fun in Canadiastan while we enjoy living life while you foreigners are jealous
I'm a car salesman, I have a deep knowledge of my product and I make a good living for my family. Anything can be done with a computer and if we all decided to do everything through the internet alot of us wouldn't have jobs. "Haggling" for car prices is something people do and dont care that it makes my life miserable and that I'm trying to make money for my family, meanwhile they work at a hospital or attorney's office or whatever their profession is and their customers cant haggle their prices. It's not like dealerships have excessive markup in their vehicles(and when we do it's for a rare vehicle that's called supply and demand) and we make deals that loose money because the manufacturer needs us to make a quota. It's the only business that's wrong for wanting to make a profit. Try going to a restaurant and haggling the price of your dinner. You can't, and you could go grocery shopping and make your own dinner but it wont have the service and other people making your food for you so you can relax and enjoy your meal. You want to build your own car go ahead. It's going to take you a long time and you may even get accomplishment for doing it. But it will take a lot of time and effort but hey it will be cheaper! P.S. love this channel and will stay subscribed this is probably the only video I dislike. Keep up the good work!
Nah all this red tape bs needs to go. I believe in a free market in all but a few select cases. Let the economy decide what's most effective and efficient. I should be able to go directly to a manufacturer if I understand what I want. Keep dealerships around for the old ladies who need guidance when picking a car. Dealerships aren't obsolete but they are overly antiquated and far too restrictive.
One day I was at my local Chevrolet dealership where it was a lovely woman that told me that the Camaro SS was not the top of the line, that the RS was still yet to come... I mean, a 16 year old kid shouldn't be able to know more about cars than an a "experienced seller"
I do not enjoy ripping people off, i actually enjoy getting my customers a great deal! Maybe scummy little used car dealerships, but new car sales is a completely different situation.
Jacob Gray I have seen auto dealer network CORPORATIONS rip people off, it’s not just the small time dealers. And the reason you like them is because you are benefiting off of their policy of ripping off others, or maybe you choose to ignore that part and just do your job. I refuse to believe that any auto dealer employees are pro-consumer.
Car dealers serve several functions that are vital to health of the industry as a whole. First and foremost they stabilize the production chain, in order to begin production on a new product you need to have enough sales of that product booked to pay for the tooling changes on the production line necessary to build that product. You can't do that with direct sales. You need someone to buy the product to warehouse it for eventual sale to a end customer. That is where the car dealer comes in. You also need a massive network of local service centers to maintain the fleet. If you have 30 million units on the road, you can't have them shipped back to factory for service and warranty repair. That would create a massive bottleneck and people would be waiting weeks to get their car serviced, you need that local dealer network to perform service and warranty repair on the cars efficiently.
While Americans have to buy Cars tens of thousands of Dollars more Expensive than they actually cost. We here in Germany: or the Rest of the World, can simply buy any goddamn car we want to, online, with a mouseclick, just like on Amazon, but directly from the Manufacturer, with VW and Audi you can even order your Cer and watch it being built in the factory and drive it out the factory straight home \(._. )/
Wrong dickhead , it's a few $1000 more than they cost a m3 , m4 c63s , cayman s . You Americans whinge at price but you pay way less than rest of the world , even germany where it's built
Arguing that his dialect for English is the correct way to pronounce it? I've heard many North American stock holders refer to it as Tesla, so I can only assume that it's region bases and if youre in the US should probably just say Tesla. This is why we don't say "Ali-minium" versus "Aluminum" or "Adi-Das" verses "Adee-dus" shoe company... Just how dialect works NEVER just listen to how somebody says it once and assume it's internationally correct.
your logic is off. Aluminum and Aluminium are SPELLED differently. If Tesla is named after the man, I doubt he pronounced his name like a burger-chomping Kansan. Musk gets to call it what he wants to, and that's the way it's said.
As someone in Michigan my heart just sank. I've always seen a lot of Tesla related videos online and they look amazing, I'd like to have one in the future. I hope electric cars become mainstream.
"You wouldn't download a car"
Kyle Adler Tesla...... yep
Yep
But you would download speed
*steal
ruclips.net/video/HmZm8vNHBSU/видео.html
Nice reference lmfao
Car dealerships need to go, they are so terrible. The sales people are also the worst, I never met slimier people then a new car dealer. Surprisingly used car dealers not as slimy.
Used car dealers save you the hassle of looking through different models and meeting many different owners by representing them in one place, by buying their cars. New car dealerships are nothing but governmentally endorsed Mafia; they want to have a cut in something they never contributed to and are protected by the law.
Here's for slimeball - Some dealers will actively stalk your social media you purchased your car from to find excuses to deny warranty claims.
Democracts are crooks on small and medium business owners
you also get the really awesome used car dealers. there is one guy near me that if he doesn't have what you are looking for on the lot, just write down what you are looking for and he'll find it. might take a month or two but if you want an electric pink Ford F-150 4x4 two door with a lime green neon kit, he'll find it.
Sounds like you go to shitty dealerships
I can buy an 80% completed gun to avoid registration, can I buy an 80% completed car to avoid these laws?
Tires shipped separately, or not included?
@@venumV2 yes
@@venumV2 or the sits
Yes, this is how Ariel Atom sells their cars. You got a car that you have to put the final touches on
You still have to buy the ffa licensed part of the gun to have a gun
Ordering that ghost in a jar could come back to haunt you.
Not funny
Didnt laugh
@ding dong get a sense of humour
It escaped... NOWHERE IS SAFE
Lmaoo BOOOO 😂
'Your shows aren't getting many views'
That was brutal we love you Nolan!
Ghosts right tho
Nolan, you’re a champion! It’s not you, it’s us.
LowestPillow yea their very informative. I hope they keep his shows or he keeps doing it. Guess because it’s not as silly as others but it’s makes the channel well rounded
So true, I laughed too hard watching the 'Where did cup holders come from' episode at 5:28
we should be able to buy drugs directly from manufacturer
STEGLO why not be the manufacturer yourself *wink* *wink*
@@PaulyRenzeth Americans call regular medicine (like that prescribed by your doctor) "drugs". OP probably didn't mean recreational drugs.
I thought i was in reddit for a sec there.
To be fair the pharmacy has the tiniest profits ever so paying 2 to 4 percent more on a purchase is worth the convenience in my book(correction,that is only true here in Brazil, just found out in the USA they have big margins around 20 percent )
Drug dealing is a pyramid scheme
*Me buys my new Mercedes from the internet: Laughs in Europe
Exactly. This dude wants to earn money by this being a global channel and people subscribing BUT only talks about the USA and doesn't even bother to say 'yet overseas this model exists and had been working fine for years and show examples where it does work with no issues. I work for Mercedes Bemz and we do it world wide. Kinda embarrassing for someone that thinks they know about the industry
@@xr6lad Europe and Australia have high car taxes = government the winners not automotive industry in Australia and Europe losing billion of net profit in decades
me : *I'm bold*
@@coopsnz1 must be why australia doesnt make cars at all anymore. lol
@@xr6lad boycott donut media
Wait, wait... you're telling me I'm not getting the Lambo I traded for my Fortnite account?
Welp... yea....
No little Jimmy
Oooooooooffffffffffff
Because corruption, that's why.
Sir. It is called lobbying. It is completely legit.
@@hongyangjiang4976 it doesn't mean it's always right dummy. Just cuz it's legal...
Sir Ronan: Lobbying isn't always bribery. Some of it is of course, but some lobbying is perfectly legit, and legit lobbying should be encouraged.
@@hongyangjiang4976 Major corporations all have bought lobbyist dogs to serve their financial interests with their voices. Just because it isn't illegal doesn't mean it's not corrupt.
@@hongyangjiang4976 jea, it is "donating"
Only person I've ever heard pronounce Tesla "Tezla..."
ZombieWilfred potato potatoe
its more of a heavy american accent
I pronounce it like tezla too
@@germaninvasion121 American inventor, American car company, American pronunciation
@@germaninvasion121 ok mate just remember you're arguing about how to pronounce a name not arguing whether to invade another country for oil or not.
8:47 did the ghost say “Yeah Bart looks pretty good these days”
BRING BART BACK!!
BRING BART BACK!!
BRING SCIENCE GARAGE BACK!!!
skaterpichu what happened to bart?
@@irondanny99 he became a dad
Imagine not getting ripped off by corporate monopolys
ahhh the good old days of........um.......well lets see..........before language existed?
laughs in europe
I hate the idea of haggling for a price on a car. I think we should be able to purchase a car much like we can purchase a tv or a coffee maker and if we don't like it we should be able to return it within 30 days. This will put the car for sale at an even cheaper price which is great for someone who wants one at a discount or one that is refurbished. Millions of drivers get fucked over in the buying process every year and nothing is being done about it to improve it in the customer's favor.
Well some places in the U.S. don't haggle at all. They state the price you see is the price you get (EX: Carmax, Porsche, etc). Carmax at least allows you to return a car within 5 days as long as the condition of the car is the same as when you purchased it. The only issue is that they charge new car prices for used ones, maybe being $1000 or $2000 less, which isn't a substantial discount in my opinion.
It's a double edge sword. If the middle man is cut, buying straight from the manufacturer would be cheaper, but most dealerships wouldn't be needed. Costing jobs.
Fuck the jobs, salesmen are useless and they can find another job all I care about is the price of the car
I believe it would create a new industry. Where they were like realtors. Helping get through the paperwork and legalities.
Joel Jeffrey it wouldn’t really cost jobs. The dealer would still be there for people who wants to test drive the car and don’t want to wait for their car to be built. It would open up so many customization options on cars that are only on low end or high end trims such as manual gearbox(treated as both theses days). Let’s say you want to buy a Hyundai Accent. You go and test drive some. One with manual the lowest trim one because it’s exclusive to it and the highest trim one that comes with 4 disc brakes and has lighter wheels, but is only automatic. The dealer isn’t currently carrying your ideal configuration and your more willing to have one custom built. So you go to the Hyundai website, go order it and your done. This would give people an option to either have leather or cloth in there car and get an option for manual transmission if the car somewhere in the world is made that way
There are some that would potentially take advantage of that system. If you have a 30 day return window, why not just try a new car every 29 days?
u can buy a whole car in parts tho
yeah Johnny Cash did it, but he didn't buy the parts lol
Travis Duff he got it one piece at a time
and it didn't cost him a dime
you'll know it's him when he drives through your town
U can download car too
but did he have a VIN?
It's just another example of the Golden Rule: "Them that has the gold, rule."
"Why Can't I Buy A Car on the Internet?" IN THE US :---------)
8==D
:^)
You actually can...
God its almost like most of the audience is american 🤔
@@xwhels a brand new car?
If cars were treated just like any other item on Amazon, that'd be great! You don't have to worry about a manufacturer not opening a showroom in your country. Just order whatever brand from any part of the world, and boom, your car is on its way! ^^
Obviously there are a lot of details like import taxes and some legal matters to handle, but just thinking about the whole concept of having the entire world's car market just a click away is amazing
TechPassion I don't think it'd work if the company doesn't make a model for your domestic market, which they'd be highly unlikely to do so if they don't even have any dealers in the country.
The. How would you know if you like it and how’d you like to wait for it that’s what I like about stores ya go there and you see it and determine whether or not you want it
This is how it can work out. You can go to the dealer to test drive the car you have interest in, then buy it online to further customize it. The dealer would be still there for those that don’t want to wait for their car to be made. Just like you can buy computers from the store or have a customized one online. It would open up car models and trims so you could have even possibly have a jdm car. You may have to pay extra for it to be built because of shipping some parts. Dealers will be more like a store. If direct sales were that bad, Best Buy and frys would be out of business
The problem would be the after sales thing. How would you service the cars?
Any mechanic
Pumphrey might be the star but Nolan talks about stuff I don't know all about already
I can’t be the only one who finds Pumphrey annoying.
U r dumb
Meh
@@kevinnorris6558 Yes you are.
*But they make my ass sound like Chewbacca*
Lmao
Bro I’m late but when he said “looks like this one escaped” I lost it
So they made legislation to protect markets favorable to their own interests. Effectively anti-free market. Hmmm.... Let me just go ahead and buy my car online. Thanks.
Pumpfrey looks the same age as his son
Part of me still doesn't want to believe Pumpfrey is a dad
Thats cuz Nolan looks like hes 40
Its either all that milk or pumpfrey is a God
Nolan tells Nolies
He moisturizes.
It's hard to feel sorry for Tesla when they're also crapping on "Right to Repair".
Right to repair and right to mod
If you piss them off, they can also technically disable features on your paid off property
@@chaleethao1986 Yeah it seems like a bunch of bullshit that they can disable your fast charging even from non Tesla chargers
3:40 Quit using doorbell sounds! You're making my dogs go crazy!
*Woops. I bought a car online.*
Jack Schibelli Whoops I bought a casino
**Woops. I bought a baby online.**
Woops. Cuban new car prices.
*WOOPS! I bought a train.*
Lol. I just saw an advertisement so you can buy a car from an app, called: *FAIR* on this video.
Here in Brazil at the city of São Caetano do Sul the GM factory in here opens up to the public twice a year allowing people to buy cars direct from the manufacturer for a way cheaper price.
I love how Nolan just called James his dad!!
We=bought a car after 4 hours of yelling on everyone in dealership because they lie straight in your face and ripp you off. Whenever I can I will just move to another state and order a tesla to avoid all that dealershit
Used cars seem to be a bit better. They don't charge you $500 to inflate tires on used cars. Or rather I have not seen it.
waterzap99 why in the blue fuck did you go back to the dealer to inflate your tires?
@@kekwlul3582 i think in a we add that on the price of the car before we sell it way.
@@kekwlul3582 he is referring to dealer add ons. Dealers are known to add to the price for BS, such as $1k for stickers on the edge of the doors, $1k for tint warranty, or in this case $500 for nitrogen filled tires.
4 hours of yelling? Why go through that? I would never subject myself to even 4 seconds of yelling or being yelled at by anyone trying to sell me anything. There's always another dealer. These "stories" of bad buying experiences always have to top the last one.
what happend to the fivehead guy "the bestest"
he dead
He dead cuz he cringy. Sorry but he is indeed cringy.
He's working on smt, still alive tho
I think he continues to work for donut, but he is an editor now
Wow I've been asking this for months
I had alot of respect for Elon Musk before this video, now it's even more.
Jori Schröer Tesla Does some shitty business practices tho
@@Hoodooboiiii as if every other car company doesn't do shady business
Griffin Hosey What about VW?
Jori Schröer Sadly Tesla also being extremely ineffective and poorly organized in many parts of their sales departments sadly that have caused long lasting problems and frustration for a lot of customers, so its not all red roses
Why do you respect him? He is just a business man who capitalizes on tech trends. His first big success was Paypal and the board of directors decided to buy out his share rather than let him act like it was his company. Now he is capitalizing on tech from more than a century ago (electric vehicles that is) and using his personal profit to explore space or more specifically Earth's moon and Mars. Everyone seems to think this is to further human progress but I believe he is actually interested in mining rare elements from asteroids that have impacted the moon and Mars due to their lack of atmosphere. Another interesting fact is that many of Earth's precious metal mines are the sites of meteorites that have made it through Earth's atmosphere.
You can now due to Covid-19. At least here in Calgary, Alberta Canada.
wolvie45 fuck canada
Luis Landeros people in eastern Canada are dickheads, one of the rudest people I’ve ever met
Good to see I'm not the only Calgarian who watches donut
What? I have bought 2 new cars on the internet. He should mention that most of their videos apply only in the US. In Europe you can buy any car on the internet and this system has worked for years.
How did the UPS guy get in the studio? Does he have a key? Did Bart let him in?
LowDoze Alexa let him in. Don’t underestimate Amazon’s reach!
Maybe it was delivered by cool aid
I bought a potato salad on Kickstarter back in the 80s. We used to wear onions our belt to represent our motorcycle tribe and everyone just knew we were the Salamanders based on the onion alone. When big onion got wind of this they were quick to ban us from purchasing onions and that’s why today we wear a challot instead.
Terrible Television *_Mom, Grandpa mixed his meds up with the cat's hairball pills!_*
IM CRYING
2020: Manufacturers now selling cars on Amazon
really?
TheMatissV yeah certain manufacturers have started offering their vehicles on Amazon with home delivery due to the pandemic.
The government needs to stop protecting car dealers and do what’s best for the consumer, in my opinion.
If a dealer is withholding rebate/incentive money on you, and claiming it, it is illegal. We had a Ford dealership in our area have to send out over $800,000 in checks to previous customers after they were caught by an audit. There should be zero worry when purchasing a brand new vehicle, but you should always do your research, go to the manufacturer’s website, and see current incentives. If you pay anything over that you are a fucking idiot, and should never go back to that dealer again. Plus maybe, idk report it to the manufacturer? MSRP is listed, and if you pay over it (unless it is a brand new model year, and the only thing that puts your total over is state tax, doc fee, reg/title fee) you should have the word idiot tattooed across your forehead.
@I Identify As Black wrong dickhead, dealership are owned by small and medium businesses owner franchise not corpraton the suppliers dealership by cars off with a loan from the bank. Bill shorten in Australia lost 3 election taking the same crap this anti business turd is taking about in the video. C200 is taxed $15000 in Australia = $6000 turnover after government takes there share that $3000 gross in profit
8:55
I keep rewatching this part hoping the ghost said "the regulations, boooooo llshit" which would be a decent payoff, but as far as I can tell the ghost just said booooze? You can do better dammit.
Great video. You missed 2 things: the fact that OEMs love having a buffer between them and the end user and the service departments. OEMs like having dealers who will hold inventory so the OEM can keep production steady. Dealers make a lot of money from manufacturers to do the work of managing inventory levels. Dealers absorb some cost when inventory gets too high, but in the long run they make a lot of money and the manufacturer doesn’t have to keep tons of inventory on their balance sheet. Also, dealers are equally important as service departments as they are for sales. They are the only ones that can do warranty work and they sell the manufacturer’s official parts. Good dealers will help a customer throughout their ownership experience from purchase, servicing and eventual trade-in. That takes a lot of people and process that the manufacturers frankly might not do as well as the dealers, since they’re not integrated into the local community.
The manufacturer doesn't care what the dealership does as long as they do what they're supposedly supposed to do. I had a warranty issue on a car and the dealership wasn't helping. So I called another and same thing. So I called the manufacturer and they basically told me tough shit, they have no control over the warranty repairs and the dealership said they did what they were supposed to do, which they obviously didn't.
Trade in? What is this "trade in" you speak of? I'm unfamiliar with this concept.
A "Trade In" is basically when a person doesn't want to deal with their car anymore (because, let's face it: modern American cars are products of planned obsolescence that are broken and worthless at the end of a 7-year payment plan) so they go back to the dealer "trade in" their car for a measly amount of money which then applies towards the sale (or let's be real: a minimum down payment for financing) for a new car. Americans don't view cars as something that can be repaired or rebuilt and stay on the road for a long time. That's partly because many manufacturers intentionally design their vehicles to be costly to repair simple things. When they see a $2,100 plus repair bill and a 15 hour job for something as simple as air conditioning after 60,000 miles, that makes them want to get a new car because "who knows how long it'll be before something else breaks and costs alot of money, might as well get new" failing to realise what's really going on and buy a new car from the same goddamn manufacturers as soon as they're done paying off their previous car.
i just bought a miata club from carvana, spoke to one person for about 5 minutes and that was it, everything else was done online,it was used though but only has 30k miles. im a bit(maybe more) of an introvert so this buying experience was right up my alley
Is it just me or are they far more snappy jokes in this one?
I actually laughed out loud. 😂
Up to speed on Up to speed :D
Benny lets me buy cars offline and he's in the ghetto...
Fr me too, we must live close
Wait what same, where are you from?
Bro same I’m also from vinewood
@@not_a_ricer475 No way same here. We should hang sometime.
Sadly as a former car salesman in California, my old dealer had a standing policy that if you sold less than 8 cars a month you would be fired.
Dr Breaker you should be, 8 cars is nothing. Any sales person who doesn’t absolutely suck at their job should at the very bare minimum get 10 out by month end. 20+ is where you should be, you should have considered yourself lucky that they held you to such low expectations.
@@kekwlul3582 wow, 20+ even for someone new to the industry? That's pretty insane to even think. We had 4 teams of 12 sales people each plus our fleet and internet department. And for the record, even our fleet department(which always had highest numbers) hardly ever hit 20+ cars per month. By your logic, that dealership should have been moving nearly a thousand cars per month.
0:21 Just to clarify, it's those gummy bears that make one's ass sound like chewbacca? Asking for a friend.
Welcome to america land of the "free"
*land of the "fee"
"land"
You're right but should read like; Welcome to America land of the free but if you have lots of money you can be more free. I really wish members of Congress would actually listen to the people that voted them in and not to the highest paying lobbyist.
John Sumner voting is the suggestion box of slaves
Absolutely true and I'm going to have to use that expression. The only people we can blame for the gilded cage is ourselves for letting it happen.
*Words of the Wiser:*
*_Olhaa Frendos_*
*_Elvis the Pelvis_*
*_Tezla_*
I thought he said Elvis the penis
WTF stupid joke
In UK you can buy (order) a car fully specced online. It does still require a retailer though.
Depending on which region you are in, you can get in contact with the manufacturer and buy straight form them. This is especially true with high end cars like Koenigsegg.
Yup, IMO brands like Koenigsegg have the best way to sell their cars. Directly to the customer.
I especially like the way Ferrari or Lamborghini does it.
For example, i went to Italy to the Ferrari HQ in Maranello, and was able to directly design my 812, from the stitching on the seats to the exterior finish, from A to Z.
No bullshit dealers to mark up the price, or try to bullshit me into buying a car from them with "unique" or "extra features" that come standard on pretty much every car since 2010.
Although it took 9 months to get it built and shipped, i'm still very pleased with it, and use it every weekend.
Thanos car
Nice checkmark there
Getting a thanos car. Is only half a car.
But I have Prime 2 day free shipping??🤔
Here in the netherlands you can buy a car off the internet you configurate it online, pay for it and then you only have to go th the dealer to pick it up
Loved the shout out to the X90
You can buy cars on the Internet in Europe.. hehe
Not directly, the manufacturer alwayss uses a subsidiary to finance or facilitate the deal
You can buy a car online almost in any country. Its just not legal in the US because we allow corruption.
allow? USA is founded on it.
@@johningram6588 You can literally go to the german Mercedes site and spec and buy a 250k € Maybach
First Name Last Name look pal you may not like us but we don’t care have fun in Canadiastan while we enjoy living life while you foreigners are jealous
Thanks for the vid, watching from the land of TAZ, Tasmania - Australia.
0:11 Were talking about why you can't buy cars, on the internet.
*Shows photo of A Tesla, which can only be bought online.*
:D
Imagine reading reviews for each make and model of a car before buying 👏👏🙌🙌
...and fuck they botted the reviews
Gosh darn bureaucrats and red tape! And dealership mark ups. 🤓 #walkaway
Regulations and taxes to Blame for mark up.
0:22 only question I have is Why tho (the title on the review they showed)
This is my favorite series never stop the flow of videos
Lol, the box you opened was obviously a different size to the one that the delivery guy brought you...
the Ad I got beforehand started with "I got a car with an app"
Bruh me too lmao 🤣
You can buy cars all day online, just not straight from the manufacturer.
My dad has a tazz tattoo, it's his second biggest regret.
koningkont Lemme guess your the first?
As soon as I clicked on the video got a car ad lol
I'm a car salesman, I have a deep knowledge of my product and I make a good living for my family. Anything can be done with a computer and if we all decided to do everything through the internet alot of us wouldn't have jobs. "Haggling" for car prices is something people do and dont care that it makes my life miserable and that I'm trying to make money for my family, meanwhile they work at a hospital or attorney's office or whatever their profession is and their customers cant haggle their prices. It's not like dealerships have excessive markup in their vehicles(and when we do it's for a rare vehicle that's called supply and demand) and we make deals that loose money because the manufacturer needs us to make a quota. It's the only business that's wrong for wanting to make a profit. Try going to a restaurant and haggling the price of your dinner. You can't, and you could go grocery shopping and make your own dinner but it wont have the service and other people making your food for you so you can relax and enjoy your meal. You want to build your own car go ahead. It's going to take you a long time and you may even get accomplishment for doing it. But it will take a lot of time and effort but hey it will be cheaper!
P.S. love this channel and will stay subscribed this is probably the only video I dislike. Keep up the good work!
Nah all this red tape bs needs to go. I believe in a free market in all but a few select cases. Let the economy decide what's most effective and efficient. I should be able to go directly to a manufacturer if I understand what I want. Keep dealerships around for the old ladies who need guidance when picking a car. Dealerships aren't obsolete but they are overly antiquated and far too restrictive.
I don’t know why I really like this comment but I do. Thank you.
America 1984: Van Halen was at the top of the game with badass rock music
friend just became a car salesman, i hate the practice
"How it do its paul wall I'm the peoples champ"
"My chain light up like a lamp cuz I'm back wit the camp"
&*%# Car Dealers. Seriously.
@@kingtalaha no, fuck me
thadude1o1 xD
Lololol
"Fuck us" James said
you CAN't buy anything direct from the manufacturer, most stuff on amazon is sold by subcontractors
You can buy a Dell directly from them, just go to their website and custom build a PC.
Why is this on angry cops angry drill Sgt playlist?
One day I was at my local Chevrolet dealership where it was a lovely woman that told me that the Camaro SS was not the top of the line, that the RS was still yet to come... I mean, a 16 year old kid shouldn't be able to know more about cars than an a "experienced seller"
This video is amazing !
Tezla
#holdenuptospeed
"strong and sensitive man"
*Holds a succulent*
Using a whistle on a bike is impersonating an officer lol
Only in the US Damn, some of these dealers are real crooks!
0:03 so the point is I can buy Stewie Griffin? Nice I’m going to Amazon right now!
Donut Media: Why you can't buy cars on the Internet
Caravana: am I a joke to you?
Donut media: "you cant buy a car online"
Carvana and Vroom: " am i a joke to you?"
The video was about buying direct from manufacturers.
Donut: I can’t buy a car online!
Carvanna: *Am I A Joke To You?*
Isnt carvana technically a dealership though, not a manufacturer
Edwin Byrd yeah
Nolan: It's illegal to buy cars on the internet.
Tesla: hold my beer.
As of 2020, you can purchase cars completely online, depending on location.
That Paul Wall shade was hilarious
Car dealers need to be put out of business. Just set up delivery centers for pickup.
You don't understand what that's asking for..
@@jacobgray6336 people who enjoy ripping people off, will lose jobs.
I do not enjoy ripping people off, i actually enjoy getting my customers a great deal! Maybe scummy little used car dealerships, but new car sales is a completely different situation.
Or order it online and have Amazon drop ship it to your house by drone. Because we all know that is coming eventually.
Jacob Gray I have seen auto dealer network CORPORATIONS rip people off, it’s not just the small time dealers. And the reason you like them is because you are benefiting off of their policy of ripping off others, or maybe you choose to ignore that part and just do your job. I refuse to believe that any auto dealer employees are pro-consumer.
Where can I buy a ghost in a jar?
Alex Stothfang Im wondering the same thing
Car dealers serve several functions that are vital to health of the industry as a whole. First and foremost they stabilize the production chain, in order to begin production on a new product you need to have enough sales of that product booked to pay for the tooling changes on the production line necessary to build that product. You can't do that with direct sales. You need someone to buy the product to warehouse it for eventual sale to a end customer. That is where the car dealer comes in. You also need a massive network of local service centers to maintain the fleet. If you have 30 million units on the road, you can't have them shipped back to factory for service and warranty repair. That would create a massive bottleneck and people would be waiting weeks to get their car serviced, you need that local dealer network to perform service and warranty repair on the cars efficiently.
Why do I feel the obligation to watch this video back to find the ghost that escapes
Stop trying too hard for cheesy jokes like the ghost in a jar or the taz merch, ends up too cringy
I think it's hilarious
iea96 you're wrong. This is why we watch.
100% agree with this
I laughed when he realised the ghost escaped and might be loose in the studio.
this dude has always been cringe. i want to see Pumphrey go solo and watch donut slowly die like Drive did when Chris Harris left
While Americans have to buy Cars tens of thousands of Dollars more Expensive than they actually cost.
We here in Germany: or the Rest of the World, can simply buy any goddamn car we want to, online, with a mouseclick, just like on Amazon, but directly from the Manufacturer, with VW and Audi you can even order your Cer and watch it being built in the factory and drive it out the factory straight home \(._. )/
The dealer I work for will have the manufacturer build it for $500 over our cost and ship it to us for your pick-up
People in certain asia country have to buy car for x3 times the price
Otaku Dragon that's because car tax though not dealer markups
some countries in europe do that too
So you're saying a Jetta only costs 400 dollars in Germany?
Wrong dickhead , it's a few $1000 more than they cost a m3 , m4 c63s , cayman s . You Americans whinge at price but you pay way less than rest of the world , even germany where it's built
Thanks for talking about the law, without actually talking about which laws you are talking about.
Pity he didn't actually say 'this didn't apply in the rest of the civilised world' where internet purchasing has existed for years.
3:48 A typical Courier/Delivery guy.
Old money, that's why.
Anyone know the name of the chill background music starting at 1:21 ?
Why is this in the Angry Drill SGT playlist 🤨
I ask my parents that question so many times thanks donut 👍
So when I go online to "Customize my Ferrari" ...
The way you repeatedly said "tezlah" instead of Tesla bothered me
That's how Musk says it, so we can assume that's the correct pronunciation
Arguing that his dialect for English is the correct way to pronounce it? I've heard many North American stock holders refer to it as Tesla, so I can only assume that it's region bases and if youre in the US should probably just say Tesla. This is why we don't say "Ali-minium" versus "Aluminum" or "Adi-Das" verses "Adee-dus" shoe company... Just how dialect works NEVER just listen to how somebody says it once and assume it's internationally correct.
I am stating that the co-founder and CEO of the company calls it as such. So you cannot dismiss it as incorrect
your logic is off. Aluminum and Aluminium are SPELLED differently. If Tesla is named after the man, I doubt he pronounced his name like a burger-chomping Kansan. Musk gets to call it what he wants to, and that's the way it's said.
@@shupsharoop7992 Yes, you can dismiss it as wrong. They literally named the company after Nikolai Tesla, guess how you pronounce this guys name.
Haha Paul wall reference, the first thing I thought
As someone in Michigan my heart just sank. I've always seen a lot of Tesla related videos online and they look amazing, I'd like to have one in the future. I hope electric cars become mainstream.
You can get Tesla’s, you just have to buy it out of state. I pass 2-3 a day around metro Detroit.