BREAKING! Jeep, Ram & Dodge OUT OF BUSINESS Following Mass Layoffs!
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- Опубликовано: 11 сен 2024
- BREAKING! Jeep, Ram & Dodge OUT OF BUSINESS Following Mass Layoffs!
Our latest video helping you buy cars is all about massive Stellantis staff layoffs and nosediving sales. We're breaking down the situation so you can buy your next car with ease. If you're out shopping for cars, SUVs or more, this video will help you with following up on the car market to get the best deal.
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Literally all of these vehicles are 2x what they should cost if not more. It's truly disgusting.
That's the closest assessment I've ever heard. They really are twice what they should be.
What happened to roll up windows and regular door locks? We don't need all the bling yo.
Exactly...
@@HippieHollerthank you. I would give anything to find something from the mid to late 80s with decent miles and reliable. Every time I hear about the latest and greatest tech going in them, I think awesome, more crap that can fail.
@@HippieHoller it really makes you wonder why no company out there can make a very basic car/truck with just the safety upgrades that are required by law
100k for a doge pickup truck is total madness. They deserve to go out of business.
Ditto for GM and Ford with the overpriced trucks.
@@davidanderson8469 Tundra prices are creeping up to. It's getting hard to find an affordable basic pickup truck these days.
haywood 100k for a Fiat Ram pickup is total madness…….got it!
"Doge"?
Dodge has nothing to do with Ram trucks dude, not for 15 years. Built in Chrysler plants not Dodge plants.
$70,000 to $100,000+ for a pick up truck? That is a HARD no for me.
It's an easy no for me, lol😂
Has been. You should only buy they if you are getting huge write offs
So how much would you "really" expect to pay? Unfortunately that's close to what they truly cost i know it sounds unreal but the USD lost 40% of its value since 2020.
@@navsofour2892 i remember when you could actually reach into a bed of a full sized truck. The things the are making now are just too big. A new ranger is bigger than an older f150.
When we say pick up truck, in our mind we usually refer to something like Chevy C-10 old models. And we would use it for farming, contracting or as the second car in rural areas. However modern full size pickup trucks went sooo far from those. They could serve you as luxury family car, as grocery getter, daily driver, road trips or malls crawlers. The $100K price is too much though, agree.
55k for a compass is equally hilarious and embarrassing
That truck shoujd be 25k-30k max
If they would go down to $27,500 it might be worth considering with an extended warranty included and 0% financing of course
I have a Cherokee and I hate to say it but Wrangler is going to be just fine... They'll slice that brand out of the portfolio and sell it if they have to...
What if Toyota buys Wrangler as a brand.
Wouldn't that be interesting....
Put the Toyota 4.6 in the gladiator! Or 5.7.
😂😂 they smoking rocks
So how much would you "really" expect to pay? Unfortunately that's close to what they truly cost i know it sounds unreal but the USD lost 40% of its value since 2020.
Stellantis CEO's salary was $40 million last year, next closest was GM at 25 million. They should boot his ass to the curb before anything else!
you would think he could fix his teeth with some of that money
Corporate greed it completely out of hand these days.
Plus yearly bonuses and per diem.
Take half his salary away and he would cry like a baby
I would be happy to take his job for 1/8 of his pay and could certainly do a better job!
$85k for a Wrangler is absolute dog shite. The corporate greed is truly out of hand, along with so many other things in the country.
It's actually union greed, these plants will have to be moved out of the country to be affordable again.
They discontinued the Patriot at 25k new, 🤦🏻♂️. Dodge really effed up. And they want to discontinue the charger/challenger? They are clueless. 😂
$500 BILLION dollars off the the Ukrainian government.
So how much would you "really" expect to pay? Unfortunately that's close to what they truly cost i know it sounds unreal but the USD lost 40% of its value since 2020.
@@navsofour2892 the automotive industry shot itself in the foot when they started producing cars over seas. They should have kept American cars all American, not all of this planed obsolete parts on cars. Self reliance was our freedom, sadly they are tying us down with these expensive electric cars and overpriced junk.
What has happened to America the last four years? Everything is just a big fat mess? Vehicles,food,housing,crime,politics,media,people,families,weather.
What a difference 4 yrs makes. It'll be worse when the Airhead takes the helm.
Bidenomics.
Washington D.C. is booming. Surely this can't be related...
Democrats are asleep at the wheel.
@@cemoto78 what planet you on?Escape the democrat plantation before its too late.
you need to stop with the click bait titles . Are they out of business? No
they might if the chinese builds in the u.s
@levelazn if BYD gets on America soil, then us auto industry will be done.
Man I Click to get info on the business and I hear 20 min of case by case vehicle prices. This is bulls@@@t
@@charlesu.farleigh3596for real this clown wasting people time. Btw don’t forget to subscribe lol
They aren't going out of business. But they are laying off 2,400 people.
Paying $100,000 dollars for any Stellantis products is the definition of insanity....
The world gorges off the American consumer.
...or even half of that...
Are you fuggin kidding me? Paying that for a GM, Ford, Toyota, etc. Is stupid ! None of those products are worth those prices. Not just a Stellantis problem. All frigging stupid!
Unfortunately that's close to what they truly cost i know it sounds unreal but the USD lost 40% of its value since 2020. Do the math.
It is the dollar. Nothing else. As the World de-dollarize,you will see prices never thought possible. When all that dollars hiting US shores, inflation will be so high, Weimar Republic was a picknick in a park. Get ready,it's coming
10 years ago an apartment was $100,000. Now you need a mortgage for a car.
And that apartment costs you 3-4x, actually cars are still cheap in comparison. i know it sounds unreal but the USD lost 40% of its value since 2020.
And the CEO who drove the company into the ground got a Multi- Million Dollar Bonus, "Golden Parachute." LMAO..
Exactly what happened to GM Rover shareholders no more Rover😮😮😢😢
I purchased a Nissan Frontier SV nine years ago from a local dealer. I'm an ex-Trooper on disability retirement from injuries in the line of duty. I have a fixed income. The retail was $26,005 on the sticker and the salesman said I could have it for $21,000 at 1.5% interest for 72 months with no money down and no payments for two months. I bought it because Ford, Chevy, GM and Toyota would not budge on the price. It's in excellent shape with 50K on the odometer here in Florida. I'm looking at an easy 10 more years. Great video. You are so right about pricing. Thanks!!
I paid 32.5 in ‘15 for a Tacoma 4door TURD (TRD) that year out the door. Turned 100,000 miles today. Great truck. Factory suggested maintenance preformed and would buy a new one now but not at the current 50K price, plus they now equip them with crap drivetrains. If they can get the price back in the 30’s out the door I will keep what I have.
i would buy a 90K vehicle if the factory agreed to a lifetime warranty that covered literally everything. paintchips, tires & brakes, fluid flushes, dusting off my dashboard, everything
depends on whose lifetime we are talking about 🙂
Lifetime warranty works until the manufacturer goes bankrupt.
Might as well throw in free unlimited fuel. 😅
no
...and provide 24/7 chauffer service (nope...still not enough incentive ..).
4 years worth inventory tells you everything you need to know. They're done.
we middle / working class are done. i know it sounds unreal but the USD lost 40% of its value since 2020.
To my mind bare bones is crank windows, manual seat, standard shift, no air, rubber floor mats. Basic transportation to be sure.
These are the trucks and sedans of yesteryear. This is when new vehicles were relatively affordable.
I think we have lost sight of how jaded we really are. My parents knew what it was to make sacrifices and stretch the household income. Times were better because we had a deeper appreciation for everything.
What you described is the truck I’d buy for the right money. I do want air though.
55,000 for a Jeep Compass is laughable 🤡🤡🤡🥴🥴🥴🥴.
😂😂they lost their moral compass 🧭😂
@@elim7228 haha 🤣
The minute Stellantis thought they could charge premiums prices and pretend they produced "Premium" products, when in reality it was the same old low quality crap with more spitshine on it, they were done.... The company has done NOTHING to improve their quality, and yet wants to pretend they are a premium brand... Simply put these brands make mediocre products for mediocre/low end buyers, that's their bread and butter. You can't just spit shine a turd and suddenly its a premium product... Quality is just as bad if not worse than it has ever been and they think they can attract buyers willing to pay premiums for the poorly built stuff... insane.
Correct and nothing new I model's for the future. To busy paying the ceo big money
Unfortunately that's close to what they truly cost i know it sounds unreal but the USD lost 40% of its value since 2020.
That CEO is running the Destroy Fossil FUEL Industry play book. How can you not see this? No way people can afford that Dodge garbage at those prices and 8% interest. It's impossible. This only ends one way.
Well….
You ain’t gonna ever see me buy a truck for 100k. That’s a sure thing.
A semi tractor
Paying thousands for something that's going to cost you thousands to fix while in many cases still financed, these vultures have bled us dry. Rethink your crappy vehicles and quit ripping us off!!
Let them all go broke!!! This economy is completely TRASH!!
Unfortunately if our automakers go broke then everyone else will suffer too. They are the ones hiring contractors for housing upgrades and buying lots of stuff from our stores and eating out at reatraunts with their familys.
They can take 50% of those sticker prices and it’s all still over priced junk. I don’t see anything on that lot worth much over $30,000.
Trucks should not cost more than $25,000... These prices are way too high for something that will only last for ten years if your lucky!!!
Unfortunately 60-70K is close to what they truly cost i know it sounds unreal but the USD lost 40% of its value since 2020.
I would never pay $70k for ANY American vehicle.
TC, I wouldn’t pay 70K for an American Vehicle either…wouldn’t pay 50K for an import either!
Stop building junk that nobody wants 😢
They build good reliable vehicles that people want...Thing is they raised the prices on them..Reason Jeep sales are down the stopped production of the Cherokee(coming back in 2026 or so)..
Layoffs are because they are stopping production of the RAM 1500 CLASSIC,a very popular lower priced fullsize truck.
Came here to post this exact comment.
@@MikeekiM-vh5seTheir quality has been low end since the 90s. Everyone who buys a dodge product knows their drivelines are always their weak point. Anyone who travels to thr north will tell you ram trucks are the 1st ones to rust out.
Expensive junk
@@MikeekiM-vh5sejeeps aren't reliable.
I know trucks aren’t cheap, but 100k? For that? Man GTFOH!
I couldn't agree more!
You can't fix stupid.
did you just make that up,...very original
Fiat Ram is doing the best it can lol,I wouldn’t buy one though-like SilverRotos rust out happens way to quickly
My neighbour bought a new Jeep and when I asked him why, he actually said his wife liked the look of them... My reply was 'so you did zero research then..' A few months later he was trying to offload it. He told me it was proving too unreliable. No sh¡t sherlock!
i know it sounds unreal but the USD lost 40% of its value since 2020.
Millions of dollars of inventory are boat anchors if no one can afford to buy them!
That CEO needs to spend a little of his overpaid salary and fix his teeth. Nasty!
It's hard to believe how much the price of cars has risen by 2024. The impression I have is that there seems to be an agenda to prevent people from buying new cars anymore.
Stellantis will go down in North America, without a Federal Government bail-out. Problem is, the Canadian/U.S. Government's are tapped out, and Carlos Tavares is truly an over-paid, absolutely OUT-OF-TOUCH C.E.O. He has nothing in common with the average consumer, making 40 million dollars a year! The pricing is absolutely ridiculous Mark, thank you for preparing another detailed video my friend, cheers!
Good
Lol you think Biden and kamala won't bail out an international company.
And you think GM and Ford is better😂😂
@@mikepetrilli4686 Ford definitely isn’t, the way Mary Barra is running GM, barely better!
U.S government is never tapped out. They've spent like they've got a blank check for decades, nothings changed. If anything its worse.
A couple of weeks ago I tried purchasing a new SUV. It was their top model. They ask for the moon, wouldn’t budge on anything. They even told me the doc fee was mandatory. Walked away, told the salesperson that there isn’t a line up of people trying to buy an overpriced vehicle.
I looked on their website yesterday, that vehicle is still sitting there on the lot. 🇨🇦
Doc fee is mandatory.
@@davidanderson8469but the amount isn’t
These people just won't get it and won't until they are out of business.
Something tells me our tax dollars may be keeping them afloat. Crony capitalism...what a mess. Americans went to war for less reasons.
@@davidanderson8469 Just one more example of how low we have fallen. I bought my first new car in 1963 and have seen the industry drift more in this direction over the years. Used to be fun visiting a car dealer and checking out the new models. In those days, any sales manager demanding a doc fee equal to a weeks pay might find himself lying flat on his back while the customer walked out the door. There was no such thing as a doc fee. Sales taxes in our state used to be 3%. There were no add on stickers. You negotiated the best discount from MSRP, paid the sales tax and something like $15-$25 for tag and title and that was it. No matter if it was a Ford, Chevy, or MOpar, the process was the same. I will say some of the first dealers I saw lowering their ethical standards were the MOpar guys, but that may have been a local thing.
Its amazing how expensive new cars are. Ive been wrenching on cars for 40 years. Some of the basics are very similar, but all the sensors and safety stuff is expensive. All this technology to squeeze out a few more mpg's. And people wanted all this luxury inside the car, so they made it. How much time do you really spend in your car? Usually, 15-20 minutes twice a day. Which means 99% of the time you are paying a huge payment for something that sits and loses value close to all of the time. My newest car is a 2005 Escalade. My oldest is a 66 Lemans. I drive the Lemans most of the time. It's more fun to drive a car that was built to drive, not built like a living room.
You are so right and clearly not worth it unless it’s a commercial grade vehicle made to do work and earn revenue
@@markholubetz Yeah I can see that. But man.... When things go wrong, and they will the harder you work them, the repair bill is always a big slap in the face.
Keep in mind the auto workers union is supporting the Blue team, they reap what they sow
Truth!!
But the autoworkers themselves do not. The union is demanding dues from the members, then spending that money to help the candidate the members want to lose. So much for unions being there to support the workers!
The unions vote for their leadership so they get everything they deserve@@tid418
Keep in mind the ceo pay is 39 million last year. Why should the workers not get a fair pay?
Whatever MAGA man
Who the F can afford to buy a $70+ car??? LOL
People have been easily spending that kind of money for a very long time now. It’s just consumers are re-shifting what they value.
There a ton of $70K vehicles on the road.
So how much would you "really" expect to pay? Unfortunately that's close to what they truly cost i know it sounds unreal but the USD lost 40% of its value since 2020. They are paying 2-3x on new mortgages too.
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I moved from Canada to South America two years ago. Prices in North America are crazy. No need to keep up with the Jones down here. Folks here drive 15-20 year old vehicles and are happy.
good move!
I moved to the Philippines not long ago. We bought a low mileage diesel (no emissions crap) 2014 Toyota Innova 7 passenger mpv diesel for approx $10400. We got it through the wife's job, 2 year payments 0% interest. None of that craziness going on in the US.
Today a Jeep dealer thought they were doing me a favor taking $10k off MSRP.
It doesn’t do anything when the MSRP is already inflated!
MSRP is determined by the manufacturer. They can't inflate that. They can add ton's of market demand dollars along with add-ons.
@@davidanderson8469 I appreciate the info. Keep up the great informative videos to.
They will send them to crusher before taking 20-30k off sticker.
Yes it seems pride is the overwhelming attitude from the dealers
That's cool with me 😂 not buying anything until they fix prices
@@markholubetzI’d bring in $37,750 CAD cash for a 2023 new old stock RAM CLASSIC, but they’d never take it.
Do they think that they can just wait it out, and in 6 months $100,000 Rams and Wranglers will just start flying off the lot?
Like, they just need to hang tight until we flinch first?
Hell of a game of chicken they are playing.
@@rigor601Exactly
Yea I predict a government bail out for these car companies soon. Pure stupidity.
We need to not allow that.
100k for any vehicle is insanity! Inflation in America is nuts!
I can't imagine paying that for a vehicle ever. Won't happen.
Most of them laid off workers will not be able to find a job close to what they are making.
Unions keep striking for more money... No sympathy from most.
that is because they were VASTLY overpaid. Unskilled labor jobs should have unskilled labor payment. Unions have been strong arming the big 3 for decades.
@@edwardvahlin569 👍👍👍👏👏👏
The skilled trades will..
@@toddprater14 I was an electronic technician for the USPS in Detroit, I retired in 2009. Maybe some of the Warren skilled trades people can go there or Pontiac.
Very expensive JUNK.
Chrysler junk that will cost you a lot to keep running.
lol so you up the price of gas powered vehicles to make EV vehicles look affordable this makes me think the government is involved here alone with the manufacture .they think you are stupid
I was just thinking the same.
Any time the " government " resorts to force tactics, it fails. People are a resourceful bunch.
Same in Norway. Diesel, gasoline and hybrid have a much higher tax now compared to EV's, so they cost an absolutte fortune to buy.
Check into the cost of ownership for anything your thinking of buying. By that I mean insurance cost full coverage. And maintainence cost like oil changes. Tires and the like. Cost of ownership will make you think again. I bought a Mercedes van. Months later I inquired about an oil change routine maintainence. It was one thousand dollars. You know what I did. Got rid of it. Cost of ownership is a big issue. I got a chip on the windshield, inquired how much to replace the windshield. Cost was 2500 dollars. If you can, you’d better check into this stuff.
Like Sears, they keep hiring ceo's that are book smart and common sense stupid.
I do not think they could give away a Compass😄
It’s not worth much in
My opinion
chrysler should have said bye bye in 1979
It's called Karma. I ain't losing one wink of sleep over this.
Why does CEO of Stellantis looks like if Andy Warhol and Ellen DeGeneres had a baby? 😂
haha
There is a very simple solution. Stop producing all CDJR since there is no need for a company to produce the worst quality in the world. Sell the wrangler to Toyota so they can fix the quality.
Toyota doesn't want them. China does.
@@elim7228 China is making decent quality.... nowadays there is no secret in production techniques.
$25k is what a base single cab with hemi cost 10 years ago and that is a discount 🤦
That's a price I would pay
Inflation went up,you can buy the same truck for $30,000..
Not even close. I have a 2000 F350 v10 xlt and that truck sticker for $45,000. They have been expensive for to many years, now the 2023 F150 I picked up stickers for $65000
I paid $32,700 for my 2007 Ram Cummins SLT 4x4 in late 2006.
Drop the prices by maybe 75% or 80% unload them and start over. The company is like a captain on a sinking ship that refuses to drop the life boats, they're going to take everyone down with them. Such a disgrace.
Cost reduction by cutting jobs but CEOs and execs making millions. Got it.
yep, literally how most of these big multinational corporations operate. Cut costs by slashing jobs so they can give bonuses and raises to the big guys.
Do you remember the expose of Stellantis assembly line workers drinking beer and smoking dope on their lunch hr. Repeated instances too.
if demand slows down, layoffs surge we all know how it is.
Got a 2016 RAM 1500 4X4 Crew 5.7 HEMI - 59K miles!! Paid OFF!! KEEPT IT!!
Not to forget, as a bonus, the cars will soon rat on you for free!
That’s true it’s coming soon in the US but in EU it’s becoming law right away
@@markholubetz I'll rip that "feature" right out of the car.
$50k for a 2 doors Jeep wrangler manual😅😂😂😂
Yay $26,000 plastic Painted White door handle upgrade. 🤣
You would think with all the money that Carlos makes he could get that jacked up grill fixed.
The War On Poverty is over, the poor lost.
Ain't that the truth!
i know it sounds unreal but the USD lost 40% of its value since 2020. In other words most are poorer than before.
Stellantis is doing this on purpose. They are trying to sell the brands to China for a cheap price. As well as Harley Davidson
Yep democratic shit, use outside labor then when they have u by the balls, they start jacking prices up. Now u have no power cause they running your economy.
If true it’s because of how the customers were handled concerning the quality of the cars. For instant the transmission of the dodge magnum. Had ~20,000 miles on the car and already had transmission work done on it 3 time with me paying the final rebuild. Now the difference in cost between a molar 700hp rated transmission was only $400.00 more after rebuild. So now the dealership had me pay for know garbage of a transmission rebuild vs a 5 year 100 000 mile warranty on an over built molar transmission. This crap is the reason why they are having problem. With my treatment I will never give another dollar to the local Dodge dealer because of this abuse. Nor will I encourage my children to buy from them.
We as people are dumb rnoufh to allow these prices stop buying this shit and make old achool cars cheap again
how so? i know it sounds unreal but the USD lost 40% of its value since 2020.
Retired and not buying anything tax went up insurance and hydro water food ,there is nothing leftover for a new car.😢
no one wants an ev charger or challenger..... *NOW WITH AUTHENTIC V8 SOUNDS FROM THE SPEAKERS!!!" nope
A Compass for $55,000? Wow, what a steal.
Haha, absolute silliness
They use to give you a compass just for coming in lol
Even Forrest Gump can figure this out I wish he was in charge not a joke
Who? Is in charge?
I predict a "too-big-to-fail" campaign from the politicians just in time for November...
These vehicles that sit so long with discharged batteries means many of the control modules may fail due to low voltage. When i test drove a 20 Tundra years ago, it was lit up like a Christmas 🎄 tree because it sat so long. The salesman needed a jump pack to start the truck i test drove. Mine was ordered and never sat on the lot. Back then i paid $51 k for my tundra...looks like a bargain compared to now.
I asked for more discount on their Rub-X or HA wranglers and all the cdjr dealers I'm talking to stopped responding.
So they don't care Fiat is burning down. Dealers still praying for that 1 buyer who will be their prey.
At these bloated prices they only need to find 1 low flying pidgin a week to survive.
The UAW killed their own Golden Goose, hey how is that 34 hour work week? Now lots are down to a ZERO HOUR WEEK!! Enjoy!!
I have a feeling GM will be the last man standing
I always liked Chrysler products.they were cheaper than a Chevy or Ford kinda like Hyundai is today compared to others like Honda and Toyota..I think I'm gonna go to Chevy👍👍👍
@@arthurhudgens8213 I’ve always been a mopar guy, it’s just not lookin good for us
gm is in trouble too same with Ford...
Nope…..Toyota and Mazda
@@arthurhudgens8213 ..Ford and GM were always lower priced thats why they are more of them,Chrysler were always priced more...But the last few years prices went out of control,very high.
Reason Layoffs are because they are stopping production of the RAM 1500 CLASSIC,a very popular lower priced fullsize truck.
Challenger sales are still good,remember they made the 2023 model year until dec 31 2023 other brands made 2024's in July 2023...Chrysler knew they had no cars for 2024 so they made more Charger,Challenger's and 300's to ensure dealers would have cars to sell throughout 2024,but dealers got greedy and added a Market Adjustment adding $20k for the RT and over $100,000 for some Hellcat models,thats where the basing comes in.
Although you’re located in Canada, in the SE USA the CDJR lots are over flowing … and have been this way for over a year.
These automakers need to tell the epa where to go and let go of all these useless creature comforts options a shifter that folds down into the console ( ford) really?? Strip these trucks back to 88-98 styles … take all them stupid computers and cameras out except the rear camera… power windows steering auto 4x4 and maybe leather and sunroofs as options … they still can look like the higher trims ( denali) and not have all that crap in them… i remember the most fully loaded used to be a Cadillac back in the 80’s 90’s 2000’s… people cannot afford this stuff … rising insurance costs and a 1000 payment for 84 months ain’t cutting it no more…
You know the biggest problem that Dodge has is that they did not had the foresight to build low cost entry level compact cars for the consumer market that could be fun and economical and sporty at the same time to compete with the likes of Honda and Toyota and Nissan and did not consider making a replacement for the Dodge Dart after the 2016 model year that's where they messed up
it's because they didn't invest in EVs and more fuel efficient powertrains. like generator driven Electric power. Chinese cars can go 1200 miles on a single tank of gas that drives the electric battery. its MUCH more efficient
Even as a Toyota 4Runner buyer for decades. I recently bought a 2024 Mazda CX-90. More luxurious and a cheaper out the door price, of any SUV on in the SUV market. Domestic and foreign manufacturers could not compete in value to price!
US car manufacturers still can’t compete with the likes of Toyota and Mazda. Yes! Thanks to Toyota’s partial stake in Mazda, Mazda is a car company on the rise.
Yes. I'd love one. Straight 6 turbo with superior build quality and the seats are so nice.
lol; cx 90 fire 4 runner stand no damm comparison at all. I drive Acura and bmw and i always be looking at those mazdas.
Cx 90 are slick looking. I like the turbo s version.
Stellantis talking cost reduction…hey boss how about you taking a pay cut of about 95% for starters.
Cars are expensive, but at least interest rates are high!
$70K for a plain-jane Ram PU?? Stellantis is history.
If they can afford to drop the prices the way he just said. That means they’re still jacked up by the dealership from Covid times. They road it as long as they could and now they are going to seriously suffer. There’s not that much room in a new vehicle.
*they have ridden
When I was a master tech ion the 90's, we used to say that Jeep was just JUNK, misspelled. That has only gotten worse. The Chrysler Corp has been passed around like a hot potato. Even the Germans gave up on fixing it. That should tell you something.
RAM 1500 should be no more than 30k
Reno NV dealers still holding on for the wish foundation. Buyers are sick of the prices on jeeps and trucks. Many traveling hundreds of miles to get to other dealers with realistic prices.
I have an 11-year-old car and a 22 year old truck. I’m good! No desire for $100,000 pick up truck or a $75,000 Fiat jeep.
Too many city folks bought trucks to be cool, instead of necessity. So they made them with nicer interiors and more doors and kept raising the prices while lower the quality. F them all. Buy a car and let them build trucks for folks that need them.
That has actually caused this to a point.
Stellantis here in Brazil produces cars that cost $3,000 and sells them for $30,000. Vehicles that have even received a zero-star rating from Latin N-Cap (the collision test). It's a shame, but here in Brazil we don't have the options that you have there in North America.
I bought a used Honda fit in Brazil!!!!.........love Brazil and going to build a house on recently purchased land! Bye to the most corrupt country on Earth!
@@Jazzmarcel I invite you to know south of Brazil. I'm moving to Posadas, Argentina. I'll live in Brazil, Argentina, Chile and Uruguai to pay less taxes. Honda doesn't sell Fit in Brazil anymore. A really reliable car.
Stellantis is done.
That's what I think. They failed to provide a great product at a great price. Which is the role of #3.
Dodge is absolutely the worst pile of junk on the road.
I’m gonna have to agree with a few of the other comments, I wish your content was a little more substantial as it is getting a bit repetitive.
$70,000 at 8-9% interest rate 😬
Let them all go under, for all I care. That’s how the free market system is supposed to work.
You’d have thought Ford, GM, Chrysler would’ve all learnt their lessons from the bailout of 2009 at our expense.
At this point, I wouldn’t trust any brand new makes other than Toyota and Mazda.
And the UAW can all kiss my ass.
Ford did not take a bail out in 2009 the other car companies did.
Ford didn't take the bailout money.
We are definitely in a clown world.
New BMW, Mercedes, Infiniti, Audi are cheaper than a jeep or pickup. Insane.
Yes things are so upside down right now
I haven’t owned a Chrysler product in 40 years😂
I’ve never owned one
Correction CEO. No one wants EV Cars at any price.
CLICKBAIT.... and they are all made out of plastic just because they're painted doesn't mean they're not plastic so just shut up with that
The problem with the big three and others is their building cars people can't afford. They know what the median income of people who is and they refuse to build vehicles appropriately. This can only be incompetence at the CEO level.
Working class man can't afford a 20k vehicle....
Semantics but factually not correct that they're "OUT OF BUSINESS". A technical lie and clickbait, just like your 'going out of business' content for Ford and Nissan videos. Stellantis has not filed for bankruptcy protection in the US; not yet at least. Closing a factory or two, stopping a brand, and structuring does not equate to "out of business" Have some credibility in posting the same content over-and-over for year-after-year. A great money schtick however with two channels always posting highly similar content time and again. That said, Stellantis products are garbage and out of touch.