People HAVE STOPPED PAYING Their Car Payments
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- Опубликовано: 12 май 2024
- People HAVE STOPPED PAYING Their Car Payments
In this video, we're talking about how the negative equity crisis could destroy the economy. Dealers charged too much and banks allowed too many bad auto loans. Repos are spiking and people are looking for ways to get out of their car loans.
My name is Brandon and I am a used car dealer. I created Car Questions Answered to share the ins and outs of the used car market from my perspective. I share with you updates on car prices, what's happening at the dealer auctions, and what it's like being a dealer. My goal is to share information to help you make the best decisions while buying a car to save you money. I do not want car dealers taking advantage of you.
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Can you imagine a 1000 truck payment, 180 a month insurance and 300 dollars in gas not counting maintenance. That's 1500 bucks a month to run a truck? But that's net take home pay. At a 30% Tax bracket, you have to earn 1950 dollars a month. That's 24 grand a year in gross earnings to drive a freaking truck. Then throw on 3 $80 to $100 oil changes and a set of $1500 dollar tires? Seriously.
And Car Insurance is $450+/month in NYC! You might as well buy a car to live in if you factor in the total expenses for a truck!
That’s why I’m still rolling in my 2007 F150 haha
My 2008 F150 loaded was $36,000 new, it's in excellent condition, and my last truck.
you said it all brother
1997 Toyota T100 FTW! bought for 10k with 42k miles on it in 02... Currently at 267k. My last two houses have cost less than the scenario above... it's just shocking.... I'm either earning too little or some folks are earning too much or don't do the math! LOL but honestly, it's crazy to see the actual numbers that some folks think is OK...... Mind boggling.
Paying above sticker price has to be one of the dumbest things car buyers have ever done.
And houses bought over the asking price.
People buy into the hype and forget about the real value of what they are buying. You're right, paying over sticker is just wasteful of your hard earned money.
"But I gotta have that shiny new car to impress people I don't know and will likely never see ever again in my life!" LOLOLOL
These stupid idiots only keep feeding this dumpster fire. "Reap what you sow."
Like home prices for the last 3 years.
You always pay over sticker price. Every time .
We are in a depression, even the government won't admit it. The Red Lobster chain just declared bankruptcy today. People are broke.
Corporate America profits are at record highs
I've been depressed for years. Never been to Red Lobber.
Folks have no idea what is coming
I'm excited for ragnarok. Are you? @@bpb5541
Yeap its fubar
I drive a 96 Toyota Corolla...no car payment. Insurance is $61 a month including collision. With gas being $1.60/L average its about $60 a week for gas. Parts are cheap. Easy to work on. Basic, yet boring reliable transportation. I have ZERO interest in ever having a new car or a high payment. I find it hard to have sympathy for people who complain they cant pay their rent or eat yet think they have $800+ for a stupid truck payment...
I agree, I’m saving up for next car purchase which is going to be an older Toyota Camry, and keep its maintenance up to date. I see it more than usual here in California there’s people who live in trailer homes yet they have a 2024 car in front 😆 I just laugh at people who are broke af but have a fancy car and zero savings 😆😆
I have an 11 year old Nissan Sentra with 101,000 miles….bought it new and I keep it well maintained. It’s never let me down. I’m going to drive it until the wheels come off, then I’ll buy new wheels. I looked at the price for a new one and there is no way.
Those older Toyotas last forever lol
@@misterbanshee7992 yes they do!
I had the same car bought it for 450 had it for years drove over 350000 miles on it, survived so much till I let my gf drive it. I miss that car everyday
I saw dealers scam people with horrible pricing and loans during covid. They deserve what they get.
They did that many years.backed 2012 got a vehicle.
The dealership isn't going to hurt. The insurance companies that back these loans do.
@@mustjustbe The banks that floor plan these Vehicles are going to hurt. They'll probably raise interest rates to cover their losses in floor planning cars for dealerships.
Instead of a financial crash, it feels more like a slow & stressful crushing of average consumers.
true
The Great Reset or as the UN calls it, Agenda 2030.
Remember Joe Stalin said "you will own nothing and like it". Unfortunately, the bastard is winning.
Wait until the people that own the debt begin to realize they have no money. 🤣
Bingo, it’s by design
Have always had difficult time understanding how average income workers can afford a $100k vehicle. Even $60k seems unreal. Watching the market for recent years really makes me want to stay away from purchasing any vehicle. Possibly market could use a hard reset .
They can't plain and simple 80% of the people out there driving fancy shit are car poor ha e nic3 wheels can't afford to eat
A - Men!!!
That's why I pay cash....no payments, no interest..... just cash
Exact Same here
Bingo!
Interest isn't bad with a good interest rate. Nowadays it's ridiculous
amen
Got that right!
After the last 4 years of price increases, the auto market needs to be broken. They brought this on themselves.
It started to smell bad even further back.
Agree - this is the best thing that could happen. Idiots need to be washed out...
Agreed at some point the banks and their investors need to shut the fuck up and take the haircut with the rest of the country.
@user-bi6dc8ol6q voting will fix it bad voting broke it
@user-bi6dc8ol6qdon't be silly
Some of US are NOT broke.........just not buying junk!
I knew this was the case when I saw two repo guys and they look like they were 14 years old.... not your typical Repo Man
Thank you 😊
I could afford payments on a $60,000 truck but why would I pay 60k for a truck??
Thank heavens my '24 Lesus ES is PAID FOR!!
The tech in today's cars is very undesirable to me , and the craplastic. I don't want to talk about it.
I make a lot of money and I would never buy a car at the current prices. The dealers won't come down even with a lot full of trucks. We even stopped going out to eat because it's just such a rip off.
Same here - net worth over $900,000 and drive a 1993 Geo Prizm.
@@marblox9300 anybody can lie about their net worth online.
@@marblox9300my dad bought my mom a brand new prism in 92. That was a great car that got in 3 wrecks but refused to die.
@@marblox9300Net worth over 2 million and I enjoy driving an modern-day vehicle that is safe and loaded with features, fast, and under warranty, never had a payment over $350 a month.
How does it feel to be a shabbos goy? Yes having someone make your food for you is such a scam. Lol you sound very greedy.
"First we overlook evil, Then we permit evil. Then we legalize evil. Then we promote evil. Then we celebrate evil. Then we persecute those who still call it evil." Fr. Dwight Longenecker
“In the Last Days, Good will be called Evil and Evil will be called Good.” Are We There YET ?
We are here!
*The problem is buyers think it's okay to pay a mortgage payment on a vehicle. The automobile industry needs to fallout with no bailouts*
My mortgage payment is $512 and car payment is $522. I'm not mad at all.
Buyers also need a reality check. Today's consumers are lemmings. They'll pay whatever the market tells them to.
Blame lessees that “need” a new car every 3 years. Higher demand=higher price
@@empressmartin832great job fool make sure to lick the boot a little harder
I agree, but suspect Ford and GM will try to argue that EV mandates are a big reason for their ills (They aren't exactly wrong, but they hardly fought back and defended their industry). If Biden wins I look for a bailout in the name of 'Green energy investment'.
This is why I drive a 24 YO car. Engine was shot, cheaper to replace the engine than buy a new car. Does not look pretty, don't care, don't have a car payment.
Smart. !!!!
Sometimes it's cheaper to replace a car than to fix the one you've got, but there are a lot of variables. A new engine for a lot of cars costs the same as a few repayments for a lot of cars. I'd rather be facing the prospect of having to get a new engine than making another 40 repayments.
@@davidbrayshaw3529 People think putting a few grand into a used car is outrageous, but they'll pay +$500/month for years on end for a new vehicle. It's crazy, but some people have been conditioned to think that way.
You sir are a wise man. Six years ago I bought a 2004 Explorer, 120,000 miles. Paid $8,000 cash. Three years later I had a trans overhaul and a new crate motor put in. Total apx $7500 in repairs. Paid cash. Total investment apx $16,000. Runs like new and is mechanically sound. Should last another ten years. Unless I decide to pay a thousand bucks a months for the next seven years. I can afford to buy new. But I refuse to be a slave to car payments.
I hear you. We drive a 97 Ford explorer w 325k miles. A 2006 crown vic P71 w 212k miles and m son drives a 2006 Ford taurus w 85k miles. All run and drive like new plus paid are for.
There is NO WAY I'd overpay for the poorly cheaply built cars of today. The big 3 hasn't built solid cars since the mid 90s!
$3.66 for gas? Not in Washington state! $5 a gallon brother!😂
$4.15 at Walmart by hwy 18 and 167
I’m don’t buy gas at Walmart but thx
3.66 in Florida
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@@pnojazz you avoid Walmart? Why? I avoid arco BCS of quality of gas
But my TV says the economy has never been better!
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No wonder the car market is so messed up. $6100 for a crap car is nuts.
A $7k reserve on a repo was insane.
It's by design, soon you wont be able to afford to travel anywhere and we'll be tied to the land. We are speed running back to serfdom.
I saw that too. The car is scrap and they don't get it.
and they will turn around and sell it for 10k im sure.
The wealthy in this country wanted this, for people who aren't wealthy to not be able to afford anything. They're trying to kill us.
My car is a 2010, my wife’s is a 2015, both paid for. Current plan is to drive them until we can’t.
I have a 2010 corolla lol
I have a 2010 Toyota Prius with very low mileage. I Love it and so does my local Toyota dealer because I take care of it. 😂
2008 corolla and still going strong, its cheaper to keep her!
Same. I have no car payments. I am going to drive my cars until the wheels fall off too.
@@da.retired my Corolla was at 67k miles 4 years ago when I bought it
These dealerships should be put out of business, and the owners should be charged with felonies. I am done with stealerships. It is time for direct buying from manufacturers.
Why is it the dealers fault that idiots are willing to pay over MSRP. It is the job of the consumer to protect his or her wallet.
What felony charges are you claiming? Quote the exact felony law they broke please.
@@tgwoolshire You can't cheat an honest man.
Too much money. Just Say No. Same with houses.
It’s not gonna break just the car market buddy, rent is fucked, students loans are fucked, our countries debt is fucked and our money is almost worthless we are fucked, it’s not even funny how fucked we are.
I don't like your foul language but you are correct.
Try "screwed" next time.
It goes down a little easier.
@@daytonaflorida2247 whatever makes you feel better bud doesn’t change a thing
I think you got your point across rather well. Lmao! 👍
And FJB
That's funny, though. The dollar is powerful everywhere else except where it's made lol
Wow!!! A dodge charger with 350k miles on it? I'm actually impressed 😆.
Damn, where did they drive to? The moon?
youd be surprised stop listening to the sheep and Scotty kilmore any car will last if you take care of it and keep idiots and drunks away from them
@@winstonsmith6204my money is on a drug transport car.
It all comes down to maintenance and driving habits. Almost no vehicle can go 300k if it's constantly short-tripped or doesn't get oil changes often enough. Transmissions need to be serviced. Coolant needs to be changed every so often. Brake fluid should be changed. Differential fluid should be changed.
I woulda bet no dodge on the planet would run 350,000 miles
I remember back in the early 2000’s when I decided to be a mechanic. People would still fix their 10 year old cars and didn’t need to overpay for a brand new car to feel better about themselves
Welcome to United States of Cope where brain rot and narcissism from social media and phones has ruined a species.
This is an extremely bright and knowledgeable content producer! His understanding of his market is clear and concise. In addition his knowledge of Macroeconomics, the US consumer, and the general banking/business cycle is spot on. People would be well advised to listen closely when he speaks. We appreciate the fine work you do so please keep bringing us all this wonderful content!!!
if i was paid 5 cents for every time Brandon said repo, i would be able to buy a brand new toyota sienna.
XLE trim and up
lol especially since he's made this exact same video like 35 different times. 😂
If I could be paid 42 cents every time he said stellantis, I could buy a 2023 McLaren 720s
good choice. minivans are awesome
How about when people buy a car that is "fully loaded" . It's only special when you buy it. Not when you sell it
Even if I knew that I was going to lose my vehicle and it was getting repossessed I would still take care of it. But that’s just me.
The problem is the last person didn't take care of it.
Yep, because in the end you will still owe the difference between what they get at auction and the balance of the loan.
Right but First You also pay your bills.😁
You should because you still owe the balance on the loan, the more it sells for the better for you
Few have honor these days.
I've been watching the channel for about a year and many times you talk about. The call market is about to crash. Car prices are still high as hell when is the car market going to crash.
I worked for a recovery agent / repo man in the past. The agent I worked for had a conscience. Most Important thing to remember if your in trouble with a car or house. Keep up on the maintenance. The company I worked for had a ONE CHANCE ONLY cash for keys and title deal. If the car was peacefully surrendered and the car was not trashed. It was usually between 20-50 bucks; not allot but it made our job easier. We would also clean it up and deliver the car to the higher selling auctions to hopefully help the buyer. A voluntary surrender to the bank or repo company is allot cheaper than forcing the repo man to chase your car down or foreclosure. The "You're not getting my car" dickheads we dropped it at the first available budget auction as is. The cost of the repo companies time, energy, and resources are added to the balance you owe. Also remember that if the cost of the property and expenses exceed what the car sells for the buyer is still on the hook for that money.
Yea, so they owe all that money and still never pay. Somehow they still get approved for another car loan.
If they can’t afford the car payment anymore the company is never going to see that money. Right now it is what it is, it’s very expensive just to keep a roof over their head and food on the table.
@@rjbenchs5399 Yes, it is very expensive when you keep food on the table. It just rots after a while. It is much more cost effective when you put that food in your stomach.
4 years ago everybody told me whatever you do don't buy a new car with a big car payment you will regret it. So I didn't😊
F J B AND HIS HIGH INTEREST RATES
tHe EcOnOmY iS dOiNg gReAt - Boomer Biden
@@daMillenialTruckerlol it’s the the big F which acts independently depending on how good or bad the economy is doing
@@daMillenialTruckerI dont like Pres House Plant but he doesn't get a say on interest rates. The Federal Reserve, that isn't federal and has no reserves, sets interest rates. They devalue our money by printing more then they loan it to us at interest. Hence how the controlling family is worth $500 trillion as they do that everywhere except Iran and North Korea.
@@daMillenialTruckerthe real problem are Americans who always spend more than what they have.
The more money Americans make the more they spend
I think the problem a lot of the time is vanity. People want to show off in ways and make themselves seem successful. They’d rather have new crappy unreliable cars, rather than good cheap reliable ones. People’s priorities are messed up.
You are spot on…
So called friends made fun of me being so cheap.
Not cheap… just frugal!
I keep reminding them ….now that I retired at 60 and they are still working, struggling and very unhappy in very high debt!!
Hopefully they will figure it out …..
Exactly people all over just want to be seen
Years ago, I talked to a black guy driving a laid out Caddy, while his house looked like a shack. I asked him, 'why are you driving and expensive car and not taking care of your house?" His reply, " I can sleep in my car, I can't drive my house."
My heart breaks for that poor old Rav4..it was probably mint before the last owners.
Can’t wait to get myself a new charger and finance it at 22.8% for 91 months.
😏
thats the other thibng happening... banks ofering loans up to 84 months! 91 is probably a reality too!! so it means it takes longer for that consumer to get whole in that loan .. the banks do this at the oressur of dealerships and manufacturers.. banks give kickbacks to dealers on customers sent their way.. esp A and B credit customers..
@@eldoradoboy lol when I got a car they were like you can pick from all these loans, basically 12-84 months with different rates. The next one I got I liked the local bank so much from the first one I’d switched to them and just went in with a loan for the exact amount I was willing to pay for the car. I drove a hard bargain and they gave me a 200k mile extended warranty free maintenance for the first 36,000 miles.. basically 2 years and I was paying 5k less than they had it priced at lol. I’m not sure why people think they can’t walk away from the dealer, it doesn’t matter what monthly payment you can afford, it matters how much of your money you’re willing to spend. I told my sister the same thing when she was looking for a house and the bank pulled the “you can afford this much” routine… can you? The bank is happy to give you just enough money to spend 30 years going to work just to pay them back and if you get injured or sick and can’t they’ll be happy to take it back and resell it for the new higher value. Or you can get a decent house and pay it off in 10 years and then if you have to work at a gas station and pay your utilities ect. The whole “you can afford” mentality is what is making people wealthy poor, you have a nice house and car aren’t people impressed, but if you get injured and can’t work for 2 months you lose everything, but isn’t my house big?
Cradle to grave. 😊
Just Say No.
The dealership lobby did this to themselves. If the auto industry gets another bailout I'll riot.
Those cars are parked next to each other, so it'll be a quick riot.
😂😂😂😂😂
And literally nothing will happen. Clean your room bucko
And lobbying ... just like politiicans buying or selling stocks should be illegal. It causes corruption.
You always just make sure to capture and convey every important detail and use it to paint the full picture of what's happening. I really appreciate it and don't be afraid to do videos exploring and researching any other related topics that interest you and things like the video with Farzad were great! Thanks.
Thanks for a great video. Wow! Dealerships are getting Repo-ed. That is news. Carry On Sir!
The scary thing is that if your car is repo'd, it doesnt absolve you of your debt. It pays down your debt a little bit, but you still owe the remaining balance of the original loan. These people that damage their cars before repo are only hurting themselves.
Hope so
Bankruptcy court will dissolve the debt.
@@DaveEPie Bankruptcy court will also absolve the borrower of their come or other valuable assets.
It will go to collections and they’ll be happy to get .25 on a dollar
@@donc6781 Depends on what the borrower has, right? If the borrower has a job, they might be able to garnish wages or seize assets, or they might settle out of court for pennies on the dollar like you mentioned.
Who would have thought a system built on debt, greed , and corruption would fail .......
..the schools are geared to making kids NOT think, except about TikTok, trans-whatevers and war protests. Ignorance is bliss, right?
The car market is not failing it is working as designed. The market maximized profit and when those profits became unsustainable the prices begin to drop to find the new optimal price for the current market then it will repeat. Don’t confuse up and down cycles with failure.
It’s worked for the US for decades, ironically that’s literally how you build wealth
@@diegoharo7943 It's worked for corporations for decades....the consumer has been losing for decades. If it was working we wouldn't be a nation in debt.
@@Ridendrtyyou don't even believe what you are saying, ha.
Yo, back in the early 2000s, my brother and his wife were all about those Cadillac cars. They got them from Gmac, both his and hers. But guess what? They stopped paying the note, and Gmac locked both cars right there in their driveway! LMAO, it was hilarious! 😂
Great Video! Thank you 🔥👏💪🫶
Times are so bad that Im thinking about letting them repo my Jeep and I dont even have a loan on it
😂
Cost of ownership...
@@loumason6120 record corporate profits, don't let them fool you
@@loumason6120this has nothing to do with who the president is.
During the pandemic the auto industry made a boat load of money. Now that money is more expensive(interest). They dont want to adjust in the opposite direction. They would rather let the economy crash than adjust to the economy. These automotive dealers have been the same through all these presidents.
Presidents cant control gas prices either, thats another thing our political system uses to get you to beleive a lie.
@loumason6120, well, enlighten us, please ?
Notice, there are very few practical cars on that Repo lot. Not so many Toyota, Honda, Hyundai sedans, and basic SUVs. The cars here are the flashy, performance, and status vehicles.
Stupid people buy stupid cars that they shouldn't 🤣
Yes, largely (formerly) driven by stupid people for whom "style over substance" is a lifestyle. These are people to stay away from, because they make bad decisions and will likely drag you down.
These are cars bought by the spoiled brats that live at home with mommy and daddy and don't pay rent/grocery/utilities..so they blew their entire wad on some flashy ride.
I think I’ve seen some of these in law enforcement chase videos.
Brandon,
Always informative when watching your videos--really good market info and what the "real" market is doing.
Keep up the good work. With the changes happening in the economy, it's gonna get real, "real" fast!
As a long time landlord I have always taken a back seat to car payments, car repair. People pay for their car first, you would think housing should be number 1, not so. So if they are not paying for their cars, evictions are going to go thru the roof.
Outlaw evictions and make h.u.d. housing vouchers MANDATORY FOR ALL LANDLORDS
I can sleep in my car..
Fuck that house
Landlords are scumbags. It's True.!!!
This one's gonna hurt the banks -- they loan out $60,000 on a F150 -- dude can't make pymts
after 9 months, does'nt take care of the truck, and by month 12 it's repo'd .. nobody did any oil
changes, the inside is stained everywhere, and one day he gets mad, takes a hammer to the
door .. and it finally gets repo'd and sells for $20,000 at auction -- the bank loses $40 grand.
don't believe this, they're writing bad loans as fast as they can since they know the economy is done for too - you're just the wrong color, they're only giving them to WEF approved genders and races
A lot of banks don’t actually hold these loans on their books. They sell them as soon as the costumer signs. They function similar to any other fix income or bond product. The bank is just acting as a broker. But yes someone at some point is going to be holding the bag.
@@michael589m Sounds like the housing crisis of 2008
Correction: The banks never “lose”, we do
That 40k was just numbers on a screen. That 40K did in fact not exist to begin with.
No car payment life is good
Specially if you live in your car
No, not just good, AMAZING!!!
Glad I don't have payments either
Never been so glad to have my paid off putter Camry. 103k miles, 9 years old, maintained meticulously, 31 mpg, 1 owner... me! This stuff gives me ammo to push back because "someone" wants a newer truck and that's not happening anytime soon, thank you so much!!!
The repo man must feel extreme jubilation when he’s about to repo the dealership, the feeling of accomplishments and present the paper to the management and whatever pleasantries are exchanged the repo man has a very satisfying job
The average American should NOT be buying Chargers or Challengers or Rubicons. Period.,
Toys for people with more $$ than brains.
Actually the average owner of a Rubicon makes well over 100k a year.
YES! Most deserve a Yugo!
@@donc6781 100K per year isn't what it used to be.
@@BillyBobDingledorfstfu yes it is 😂median household income is 72k 100k is doing well above average for an entire household!!
Summer 1982 I was doing repo for Ford Motor Credit. I was punched by a deadbeat and had a gun pulled on me.
No way!!!! I’m Done.
Can be a tough job. I was an agent for 3 years. Saw two guns but no real threats. Strangely enough I did get tips and even a boxer puppy. But still a dangerous job.
The late 90's I worked as a field network tech. All car maker branded credit offices I was dispatched to for service calls were locked down. You had to have a good reason to even walk in the front door of their office space.
@@freedomwtruth Boxers are the best dogs.
Had an uncle who did repos in the early 1960s grab a neighbor's car and had the back window shot out as he was driving away. This has always been a dangerous job. He always wore bullet proof vest and laid down on the front seat peeking over the dash once the engine started. Just saying. PS the neighbor moved real soon after shooting at a relative of ours.
1982, severe recession in our state. I was helping a repo man, for $20 a car. Until a owner came at us with a large knife. LOL
Always pay cash no stress, life is good.
Mane you hit the nail on the head with this info. You are speaking facts. 🔊
I have not made a car payment in 8 years. No one is going to repo my Toyota Yaris
@MundaneMike03 just got one last week, me and my girl both have 2015 audis. Figured I'd get a commuter car. Its a 2007 with 207k miles and still drives great. Love these little things
@@MundaneMike03 it just keeps going. Through the clear coat could use a bit of restoration
If you don't pay, they will repo it. Be a man and pay your bills.
On my fourth Yaris. No problems. Ever! ❤
You thing it's bad now? Wait until the holidays hit. I used to do repo's, Christmas time was always busy.
Funny thing is my finance company is out looking for a vehicle SITTING ON THEIR LOT....I took it back to them and they don't believe me (I got pics and witness)
@@user-mt8zc8ww1yoh wow, that’s insane lol
Breaking news! Boulder CO has a Nissan dealership doing "Buy one, get one free!". No joke go look!
Wow!
Wow!! Seriously??
50 grand for a truck that’s crazy.
We need to see 20k per truck
@@Rjisawake Never going to happen. You'll see a pig with wings before you see a real truck at $20k new.
Bro... More like 100000$ or 120,000$.... It's disgusting
@@karlschauff7989apparently Toyota came out with a 15,000$ truck.
We need stripped down vehicles that have enough to drive and you can buy aftermarket year by year.
The destruction of the middle-class is in full swing. Think of how many auto sales people have been let go. The banks firing thousands of people was another sign that people are broke.
Buy a ton of beans 🫘 and rice 🍚, and learn how to store them and cook and spice them, because it is the cheapest survival food out there and our finances are imploding.
you should see how they are cutting out their sign program people. It is pathetic.
It’s been full swing since the early to mid-2000’s!!!!
This economy is like a train wreck in slow motion. Vote Trump 2024 because Bidennomics is killing the middle class.
@@bryonwatkins1432
"The destruction of the middle-class is in full swing"
Byron nailed it, my entire industry was gutted and shipped to China starting in 2000, and complete by 2012. Now I just get the scraps and In 10 years the US is going to have a serious skills gap in basic tooling and die production.
I made the same money I did last year as I did in 1997.
@@therealthreadkilla In 10 years? Boeing workers can’t seem to manufacture a plane that doesn’t come apart at important times when it’s not supposed to.
Nothing more refreshing of reminder of fabulous inflation every three days. Keep it up dude! 😍
Great information. Thank you
ONE of the main factors is people not being financially responsible. If you make say 45K /year, why the hell are you buying a 50-70K car/truck? Many Americans, esp. younger people, have to have that vehicles as a status. God forbid if you buy a solid used car for 15K OR LESS until yu get to the point of managing finances and increasing your income as you progress in career. You just have to impress everyone with with car that costs 3 times your annual income and that is not even including interest and insurance. Yes, I do shift some responsibility on lenders with these stupid loans, what up to 8 years now at 10% plus interest rates? And as soon as the title in registered it is now a used car and losses what 10-15% of "values" instantly and only gets worse in less than 3 years its losses nearly 30%. But, hey, at least you look cool and can impress people at work and your neighbors for about a week. People are financially illiterate and the lenders know this. Its a sad state of affairs.
That old saying " live within your means and not your dreams "
"Buy a solid used car for $15K". How about getting realistic and buying a good used car for $8,000-10,000? PAY a good mechanic to help you find a good, reliable used car THAT YOU CAN ACTUALLY AFFORD! You'll have a good transportation value, can afford the insurance, fuel, and maintenance, and have some piece of mind.
I am 33 and have been driving the same Toyota since I was 16 it has almost 300k miles on it I will NEVER have a car payment Eff that. I could care less about fancy new cars.
@@dunky7157 I've heard Dave Ramsey say something like, "the new status symbol is the paid off car and high credit score". You are valuing and doing the right thing. An affordable car leaves you with money for other things AND having some peace of mind. I LOVE cars, but the best one is the one I can afford. I'm gonna keep rolling with the 2011 Altima for a little bit more.
I make a $120,000/yr and live in a shoebox of a condo and drive a 2019 Ioniq paid off. I’ve often wondered how in the hell do I make more than average but drive not so great of a car compared to what I see others driving. Now I know! I’m not in debt up to my eyeballs like many others keeping up with the Jones’s.
Hey Buddy, you're a good Joe. Like your flick, keep up the good work!
I am going to pray that you and your family will be ok during these times. I know your livlihood depends on this market.
Nobody smart would buy a vehicle that would repo itself or lock you out 😂
Sadly there are way too many stupid people the would.
Yeah, ...I don't think I'll be paying for the privelege of owning a car that has that capability.
They certainly will. It will be built into every new car.
They will sell. This will be standard.
@@chrismay2298it’s more often added to used cars that are financed to people with very poor credit. The alternative is not getting financed (for the buyer) or possibly not getting paid (for the finance company).
A muscle car that turned into a gettho ride
why not a trailer park trash ride?
Just like trailer trash driving Raptors they can't afford and don't use properly.
@user-bi6dc8ol6q Cowardly keyboard warrior that's you.
@@DeAndreEllison Jo Sooke
Hey! Black people also live in trailer parks, so don't go throwing that "trailer trash" slur around!
From Australia watching you videos I am of the opinion that there is a basic issue that has led to this problem. Firstly the supply issue after Covid and the dealer making hay by adding mark ups when they have a vehicle people want. The next is the issue of a person desperately wanting that particular car and would sign up for any amount to be able to get the vehicle. Two winners so far and that is the dealer's greed and then banks happy to give the applicant any amount to buy the vehicle. We then come to the cost of living which is a world wide problem now and so as you say, people can't afford their payments. Because supply has increased, the price paid for the vehicle is greater than its value and the dealer has money invested in it which now can't be recovered from the trade in price given to the consumer. I have no sympathy for car dealers as they ripped off the consumer and now as the old saying goes - the biter bit.
You guys still in lock down in Australia?! 😂😮🥴
The short version is called "greed". Buyer, dealers, banks. Everyone playing the greed game. Don't be a victim. Pay cash - or don't buy it. Take some personal responsibility. Nobody "put you into debt" - you did that to yourself.
@@fibonaccisequence2891 No. Finished about 18 months to two years ago. Only thing is the suppliers always claiming shortage of stock so price is higher. Just like America
@@johnhenry3536 My thoughts exactly. I save and then when I have enough, I go to the dealer with cash! No finance needed.
I find it comical that people claim the dealers screwed them, yet they signed the deal. Victimanazation at its finest. 😂
At 8:30 in @Car Questions Answered , depending on the jurisdiction, some cities, towns have required that you notify them before repo for decades. Ex asset recovery agent here, I had a binder with all the town’s requirements listed. We had to look up that town and go by what our sheet said. You had to notify law enforcement whether it be before or after, sometimes both when you went into their jurisdiction.
Money does NOT equal brains.
No joke
You are right. Trump proves that every day.
But money does give someone choices !!! Look at Trump he is about as stupid as you can be but since his Daddy was crazy rich... he has had a lot of choices. Some of those choices were horrible for Americans, even if they don't realize it yet.
You know exactly who was driving all of those Challengers and Chargers 😂😂😂
And you know exactly who was driving all those Raptors they couldn't afford 😂😂
@@ER-ot4hwyou both have a good point
Yep- the Dodge customer profile. Couldn’t imagine what a used one is like…
WHO ?
Equity in full swing
Energy is coming with a 10/10 in the first 2 min! r/t Repo today, repo tomorrow! imma watch the whole video now.
Good video! More please!
My wife and I both stopped making our payments. We now have 2 clear titles in hand.
Contrats
I think im gonna stop making mine too. In 5 years. Hopefully sooner though for real
@@ScottishTerrorsInLA keeping pushing my guy. Glad ur handling it like a man.
@@ScottishTerrorsInLApay more than the payment owed and it can be chipped down faster. That's how I did it 2 years early.
Oh, you so funny.
Stop paying monthly. Buy a cheap car on marketplace outright and make monthly payments to a savings account. when you save up to the amount you paid for that first car, then sell your junker and buy a better car. Rinse and repeat until you have a nice car.
This is what Dave Ramsay recommends
This man is speaking truth reality.
well told, it was interesting ))
Part of the problem is with dealers pushing people into cars they can’t afford, especially using the monthly payment scheme. Buyer also need to do a reality check check on what they can really afford.
They were pushed? Like the college folks? Well then, they should be bailed out, too. After all, they also didn't know what they were signing, right?
i never understood the focus on monthly payments.. i look at the price and amount of interest paid for financing, its its absurd then it doesnt make sense
Buyers need to be realistic. It's not the dealers fault that they make poor decisions.
@@bills6093 amen
See a repo Lot here IN CA, Lots of KIA, Hyundai, Ram, Jeep, Dodge, Not a Single Toyota
@@Pb_SlingerToyota has also gotten greedy 76-80 for a tundra capstone smh
Good Video :
Tks. much.
I remember a couple years ago I kept seeing videos from dealerships asking the employees what their payments were. It was like they were trying to normalize the idea of a $1000 car payment.
I saw a RUclips Van Lifer video where this young dude was living in an expensive white pickup truck with the back seats taken out by him in order to build a bed platform in place. He had people he met on the road....sign their name one this vehicle like it was paid for...but eventually a few videos latter, a tow truck pulled into Walmart parking lot where he was camped out and repossessed that truck, but needless to say, this dude named BigNugget ( his RUclips channel) wasn't the least bit surprised because he stopped making payments a while back. That truck was definitely damaged goods. 😂
sounds like a young liberals dream.....Must have been from CA.
Sounds like a guy who was sick of the BS and decided to make a point. It's not a conservative/liberal thing. It's about the ruling class and the working class. Which one you are a part of really makes a difference in how you see it.
Sound like he knew they were coming for it eventually and wanted to leave them with a mess on purpose.
@@Buckaroo1971Or you could just buy a vehicle you can afford. Hes in a 1200 van now, why didnt he just do that from the start? Now its the banks problem, and that burden goes to the rest of us in the form of higher APRs and more fees. Things like this are the reason APRs are in the mid 30 percents.
@@R0CKtheR3D and the bank CEOs and managers never take a financial bath (this is adding to, not disagreeing with, your comment). Funny how that works...
Pretty simple, don't buy what you can't afford.
Word!
Then some people won't have a car ,and can't work,the big 3 are out of touch, no more blood from the average working man gone!
Don't expect the future to be better with Democrats
You saying car dealer can't afford cars to sell the sould not buy cars to sell
@@garynicol4852lol people could buy a cars in low to mid 20k but people want a sports or “luxury” car.
Very informative video. Fourteen minutes well spent watching it.
Waiting to buy a Honda Pilot for my wife. Inventory is hitting 40-50 days locally here in upstate NY. Prices have dropped about 3k in 4 months. As inventory builds, prices will be way better by the end of the summer.
It's called instant gratification.
Nobody can save up to buy anything
They have to go out and get instant gratification
This is why usury and God's "chosen people "were expelled from Europe over and over
Buy Now Pay Later = instant gratification.
Sadly that’s the world we live in.
Inflation is the problem and govt is to blame for inflation
People quit paying their car loan so they could afford to have grub hub deliver
McD
So sticking with my bicycle and Corolla transportation combination for a family of 5 has meant our transportation costs have not increased at all . Don’t even care about gas prices . If you worry about gas prices your went to far in debt for a vehicle you can’t afford .
Love the videos man keep it up! But I think a lot of the repo issues is affecting the $25k+ vehicles. I’m in the $18k and down and the majority of my accounts are preforming, you’ll never have 100% performance as ppl go into hardships, loss of pay, medical expenses etc… just my 2 cents. As for starter interrupters, that will really vary from state to state. For example here in NJ it is against the law to install starter interrupters on vehicles so BMW, Tesla and if Ford rolls out this program, it won’t be in effect in every state.
Year after year americans bought too expensive cars (big, strong, dealer markup). Now they notice, that spending half your income on a car payment is often not sustainable.
But it feels good driving it off the lot.
@@seth101-hv4st and it is good for impressing underage Girls
@@seth101-hv4st lol!
I saw an ad in a local facebook group in my area. The dealer wanted $130k for a RAM TRX truck. Needless to say, they got roasted in the comments. People have to stop buying new cars. Enough is enough. Stop paying these outrageous prizes. Shame on the government for pushing banks to put out all these predatory loans. Shame on banks for going along with the loan scams.
Wait till trump gets back in office you haven’t seen nothing yet
You think the government is pushing banks to make these predatory loans? How?
Why are people at the auctions buying these repos at such high prices? That black challenger sold for 6,100? way too much!
My uber eats driver rolled up in a hellcat yesterday, I could feel the future repo in the force when I met him. 😢
I told this channel before, I was forced to let my car get repoed. I did a voluntary return and what they got back was a very well maintained, very clean, easy to resell car without the mega interest loan.
And then....?
@@chrismay2298 I bought a 94 Honda Accord with 230K for $500 bucks and after fixing a few things have AC equipped anti road rage machine. FAFO
Are they suing you for the difference. I would love to give my Mitsubishi back, but I have good credit and decent job.
@@josephcarioggia9506 The rules regarding a voluntary return differ than repo. I still owe, they're barred from litigation.
I had a similar situation when I had to leave my job due to medical reasons. I took my car to Carmax and sold it to them at a great price. Good thing i bought it with 20% sown so i wasnt upside down on it. They paid off my note. Even if your upside down your bettet off selling it to them.or whoever and pay tbe difference. Get a small loan or borrow somehow to get out of the car loan.
He’s right…I’ve been seeing this coming for a longtime. Brandon is just confirming that. Just the beginning folks….just the beginning.
There were literally more repos in 2017, 2018, and 2019.
By design, they never planned on Joe winning a second term - they also never planned on him refusing to leave either. In the end Trump is only path forward for the war Israel wants so he will leave, one way or another.
You Forgot to Mention these Debtors were not Qualified to get these Vehicle loans in the First Place. Having a Down Payment should not be the only Prerequisite for getting a Loan.
Repos in my state have always had to notify police. So when the car gets reported stolen you just look at the repo list and boom "crime" solved.
It's like black comedian Nipsey Russell said about buying Cadillacs on credit, "We don't own 'em long, but we own 'em first."
Very impressive attention to detail you have with the “black comedian” adjective. Does it matter? Jesus Christ
@@ConfusedIceberg-vd7qc It's TRUE for the most part. Black people will be the first to tell you. But white guys are equally associated with these Doge Chargers and F150s
@@ConfusedIceberg-vd7qc Over the last 15 years, we've been taught to always pay attention to skin color. The powers that be want us to believe that's somehow better than not caring about skin color.
Fun fact! @@ConfusedIceberg-vd7qc
Confused icerberg you have something against black people? You don't want him to give credit where credit is due?
Ive got a 2007 Toyota Matrix for 17 yrs at 256k now. And my car is still kicking strong! I'm so glad I've got no car payments, esp in today's inflation
It is the same thing as Housing. Banks and Loan companies use predatory lending practices. Reason bankruptcy and foreclosures where everywhere in the 90's, early 2000's. Round 2 now days.
Great video
I bought a new truck in 79. At 15% interest. The truck was $4300 and the payment was $143 a month for 42 months.
That's around $650 in today's dollar.
I was shocked that a new 78 Chrysler Le Baron with all the options would be about $9,000.
People with money in the bank and investments tend to drive older, plainer cars. They know they have money and have nothing to prove. The inverse for people without money in the bank and investments.
I know many people with money in the bank and a healthy 401K. We drive BMW, Audi, Lexus. It is incorrect people with money drive older, plainer cars. But if thinking that makes you feel better, go for it.
My Net Worth - over $900,000 and my daily driver is 1993 Geo Prizm.
@@marblox9300 Whoopie.