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Originally Posted by Speigelau
You picked the absolute worst time to look at used car pricing as the markup right now is as high as its ever been and sellers have all the power. With the big chip shortage on new car production, there is hardly any new car inventory being produced during the last year. With the new car shortage, people turned to the used car market. Supply is way down, demand up, which has caused prices to skyrocket and given sellers all the leverage.
I wouldn't get down, as soon as the chip production issue gets worked out, there's going to be a flood of new car inventory which should help build back up the used car inventory and effectively cause pricing to drop. Unfortunately I still think we're about a year away from that happening.
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Story of my life.
I can get by with a clunker because I don't drive much anyway.
A long drive for me is 10 miles. Not kidding.
But 10K for a mid range clunker with 150k miles makes me feel stupid to buy.
Waiting for things to get better makes sense; but when is that?
Next year or 3 years or never.
