$100,000 Trucks STOP SELLING! Buyers DONE With High Prices On Trucks.
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 28 ก.ย. 2024
- These are the most expensive trucks I have seen in 2023 and overpriced trucks have stopped selling. Ford, RAM, GM, Chevy and Toyota are raising prices. Over the past year I've been to dealerships all over the country and seen first hand how crazy these truck prices are. In my last video I talk about how the truck market just collapsed and in my opinion.. these high prices led to this disaster. So in this video I'm going to show you some of the most expensive trucks I've seen in 2023.
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I remember when trucks were the poor-man's vehicle.
Thank you for the walk through on PRICING 😊 "Outrageous" will say from what I have seen. The working mans truck with a Diesel, saddest thing is $10 thousand dollar add on to price. I think that is because in my Humble opinion the R&D on the NEW transmission, adding gears (10 speed) remember the transmission was not strong enough to work with all that tork. But yes for a working mans pickup 🛻 the add on of 10 thousand is hard to justify.
Cybertruck
Higher prices and they are complete junk
I call them all expensive junk 😂
Exactly!
Over expensive junk it might be, but the neighbors will be so jealous until a towtruck drags it back to the bank, or its twenty-fifth recall trip to the dealer.
Who in the right mind would buy $100k Expensive junk with zero reliability at 10% APR?
100k+ truck and no leather 😂😂😂😂
Even toyota is building cheaper trucks and charging the same insane prices. I asked a Toyota dealership a week ago to knock off 7K or else I’m walking. They laughed and they said “No way! You are crazy?” Yesterday, that same dealership called me and knocked off 5K. I still said it’s still not enough off because of taxes, high interest rates, and high MSRP. If everyone holds out, we will all get a good deal on cars and trucks. Stay strong everyone. DO NOT BUY until prices come down 15K to 20K.
yep, prices are jacked up after covid and it stays, even covid is long gone.
15 to 20 thousand is next to nothing off, only fools are buying at these prices.
Myself and a couple friends are in the same situation. We can pay cash however there is not a remote chance I'm paying over $50,000 for a new full size truck. I'll keep driving my Toyota!
@@jasonfielder8138 It's even insane that a new truck with 4x4 costs $50,000.
Problem is there is just too much tech in these trucks. Give me a bare bones 4x4 with a big V8, manual transmission, A/C and a decent stereo. I don't want or need anything else.
Absolutely! I do not understand all this crap in vehicles that will break.
more ways for them to make money, that's why they add all the stuff. the economy is built of cheap "built to break and replace" buyable goods now; this is because of corporate greed and the need to employ all the worthless college eaters they have on their corporate pay rolls while they spit on the lower worker and give him nothing. watch this entire system burn. @@ThunderStruck94660
there are so many variables(people) on the payroll when it comes to the production of these vehicles nowadays.
Well I will say a backup camera for hooking up to a trailer was the best addition ever to trucks.
Many of these truck buyers don’t even need them for work, they just want to show off to their friend and neighbors.
I drive a 2015 Ram 1500 Big Horn and cannot ever see me buying a new truck again for the rest of my life. Like most people the companies priced me out of the market forever. Every truck you show in this video is truely worth half the money they selling for.
I have a 2014 Express Hemi. I don't do quad cabs :-) And I won't be buying another one in my lifetime. I can't afford them. I can replace the entire engine and transmission for FAR less than the price of a new truck. I wouldn't trust the "eboost" Hemis either. I also have my dad's old 2007 Lonestar. (It's only got 20k miles on it). So I'm set for life on trucks. :) Plus I have an 89 chevy silverado...
I won't ever buy another car/truck again. :)
My first pickup cost $750. Drove it all over the United States. Second truck I bought was an 88 Dakota with 4WD. $1,800. Drove it over 400,000 miles, and it’s my daily driver. Last truck I bought was $2,800. 1992 Ford 4WD with 300 engine and 5 speed manual. It will eventually replace the Dakota. I can’t imagine spending over a few thousand for a pickup. Those trucks would probably be unsuitable if I lived in LA. But I don’t live in LA.
Oh boy do people love the 3/4 and 1 ton pickups in so cal just to never put a trailer or anything in the bed.
Even if you had $1M in the bank, why would you spend 10% of that on a depreciating asset with high insurance costs?
Truth
You wouldn’t. People who save large sums of money can do so because they do not make horrible financial decisions like buying overpriced depreciating items with high lifecycle costs. 😂
And then, what's the first thing people do when they get a new car in their driveway? They show it off. I wouldn't walk across the street to see your new $125,000 truck. Now if you bought something 30+ years old for $500 I'll come over and look at it and be genuinely interested.
I could only potentially see someone who needed it for their business and had to someway to offset the costs via tax write offs. But even then I'd explore heavily the used market first.
@@dougfisher1813...Why would you think a person would be ""showing off"" to you?..that's speaks volumes about yourself and whats inside of you.
I have an 09 Ram 1500 5.7 Hemi with 186,000 miles and started looking at new trucks. After looking at the prices It was easy to just upgrade mine with a remanufactured engine, by Jasper, new car seats, tires, rims, and radio with backup camera and navigation. Yeah, it was expensive, but no comparison to buying a new truck.
@mikeh4825 Jasper has a 3 year, 100k mile warranty. The front seal leaked, and the authorized Jasper mechanic that did the instal replaced the seal free to include labor.
You dont need an engine you need a transmission
I am in the same boat. 10 F-150 owned since new. Replacing the suspension with Ford Raptor stuff, fiberglass fenders and new paint..Michigan rust sucks.. I will have maybe 6k into everything.
@@Samurai-Infernothat’s not what he said.
Coming from a family who owns a GMC Dealership, I remember having a conversation in the 1980s Trucks would never sell at 20k. This pricing is nuts. The only Brand new Truck I ever bought was a 2000 3/4 ton two wheel drive off the commercial lot for 19k. I still own it today. All these truck makers can keep there over priced crap.
People have reached there limits. Financially and/or just fed up with the whole system.
You’re right.. this is why exactly why I still have my 2009 FORD F150.. with 4 hundred thousand miles on it.. ! With no issues. !!!!
@@harveyhankerson8359wow do you still have original trans and rear differential?
@@johnhopperstad2785 no way. I’m on my second transmission. In 10 years.
I'm keeping my 2006 GMC Sierra Crew cab 2wd. Doesn't have 200,000 miles on it. They are frickin crazy.
The results of capitalism
They take an already overpriced truck at $80k and double down and throw some junk on it and double the price. Do they not understand we want our $30k or less trucks back.
This.
I'd love if they had a GMC Sonoma the stepside bed and it was kind of lowered, from around 1999, 2000. They also had a Sonoma Hi- Rider which was 4x4 and lifted suspension and bigger tires. Those version were like $32,000 loaded and the other lower stepside rwd one I mentioned were around 26k loaded. I miss those trucks. They 4.3 V6 was a great engine.
Go buy a maverick 😭
@@atg1338 fuck that I want a full-size truck
Those trucks can rot on the lots. They are insane asking those prices.😖
We still have tons of $$$$ here in the USA, lots of trust fund kids. These trucks have for sure slowed down in sales here in NW Arkansas. This is a very wealthy clean area with lots of money and people are still buying these here... My Cousin is the inventory manager at the Ford store here and they just sold 32 new trucks in the past 2 weeks for emergency tax write offs for the buyers... Great video...
Stellantis brands have raised MSRPs 50% over the past five years. They're out of their minds.
And they are junk
Anyone who buys them are the ones out of their minds.
I bought my Tundra new in 2018 for 45,300 bucks Canadian out the door.
@@SimRacingVeteran I'm pretty sure you over paid
@@tripac3392it's canaduh. Our worthless pesos don't go very far. Pretty sure our money is just a joke.
New 2017 Ram 1500 Laramie V8 Hemi with most of the amenities including a sunroof was $40k. What’s happening today is nothing less than evil.
This might be a bad comparison,but in 1967 my parents bought 2 acres of land, built a three bedroom, bath and half home, with two car garage with a 65 foot by 20 foot asphalt driveway for only $19000.00. Then a year later my father bought a new Chevy impala for $7000. What the hell happened to this country?
If the manufacturers want the high prices then they have to cut production drastically, but if they want sales they have to drop the prices drastically
They can keep their high dollar 💩
I think that's the plan. Sell low volume high priced vehicles just like Rolls Royce (number 1 money maker). Low sales volumes will also reduce our traffic so that people in limos won't have to be in traffic.
I bought my 5th gen 2019 ram 1500 bighorn during the COVID lockdown used 2020 april. 9k mileage for 36k. Still loving it and used it to haul bikes, motorcycles, building materials when doing DIY at home. With the truck prices nowadays, I'll drive it until it don't start anymore.
Bought a 2006 4runner with 180k for 8 thousand 2 years ago. 220k on the clock and still runs like a Swiss watch.
We've been buying late 90's garage queens and running them with great success. People wonder how we do other things. We say; Easy, no car or truck payments. Also no huge monthly insurance bills. It's been mind boggling for us to watch people dump loads of money into depreciating liabilities. We've also seen a pseudo big shot get his repo'ed. If you own a business and need them to work, I would still buy used in this climate.
Same, I actually bought an electric scooter for a $1000 a few months back. My commute to work is only 4 miles and I have a 2011 Hyundai Sonota with 200k miles (paid off for years) that I use for errands that require a car. I’m sure people laugh at me for riding a scooter, but It allows me to travel several times a year and save roughly 70% of my income. If I had a high car payment, high insurance, and high maintenance cost my finances would be tense.
And the housing market is even worse… prices doubled or more in the span of 3-4 years.
Where? My area more than doubled, but then it halved, now it's up by 30-50%
At least houses appreciate, last lifetimes, and get tax breaks. These trucks are for separating fools from their money
@@the_kombinator my area in FL never halved, they want more than 2020-22 prices now even though we’re at ~6.5-7% vs 3-4% rates. Some lowering of asking prices but still higher than last year even with the price cuts. Houses have finally stopped selling, which is a good sign but could just be the slow winter market like happened last year.
@@MotoMeeple I wouldn’t buy any of these overpriced things. If I was going to get a truck I’d get one that’s 10-15 years old and just fix it up a bit. There were trucks back then that you could get nearly everything you can on a new one, and they still look fairly modern.
Come to canaduh. My dad bought a house for 40g, the exact same house 40 years later is almost a million. Yay canaduh.
since most of the trucks in my area are rarely used as trucks.i viewed them as status symbols or 4 wheel drive ipads.many never hauled 700 lbs except for their passengers after thanksgiving.
I have probably spread that much weight in sacks of rock, sacks of sand, and bricks in my car. Some in the passenger front foot area. then in the back, and then in the trunk. Throw in some sacks of soil and vermiculite, and some pots.
these people make me sick, youre right timkis64; privileged, fat society of cowards.
This man said "after Thanksgiving"😂 good one ,👍
They enslaved us. We dont have a free market its a slave market and they see us as their get rich quick scam. Thays not capitalism its crony capitalism. It isnt fair honest business its unfair and dishonest. They wont let us buy the stuff thay beats the junk theyre literally enslaving is to buy
They're completely out of their mind but not as far out of their mind as any person WHO BUYS ONE anywhere NEAR those prices!!
Imagine spending over $100k on a luxury "workhorse" that'll have transmission issues at 40k miles
Dealers and car companies saw that people are willing to spend exorbitant amounts way beyond what they would normally budget during the pandemic. They realized that people will overpay as seen with people paying tens and thousands of markups. They’re now realizing that those times are over and stuck with this overpriced inventory.
" people are willing to spend exorbitant amounts" apparently only if that is borrowed money. With interest rates up...... It turns out the people who were buying these things are broke.
I live outside of NYC where old wallstreet money lives. People with real money are not buying pickups. The pay cash for luxury cars.....
He needs to add the dealer pump.
Good. Let it sit until they give in.
FFS I would just import a 15 year old used Asian car (Canada allows this, I've already done it 8 years ago) for like 15% of the price for one of these ridiculous trucks and keep it going for a decade.
@@Notfiveo0what’s that, I live in the UK so don’t know what dealer pump is.
These dealerships have lost their minds the greed has only gotten more greedyer an absolute joke... I only hope they all fold up & go under completely...
They get away with it because people are willing to pay the asking prices.
there are so many variables(people) on the payroll when it comes to the production of these vehicles nowadays.
And the dmv. Fire 80% and make them an app. Keep the best 20%, increase their pay by 100% and then that way if my app wont work or something i can atill go in if i need to. But most of this shit can be an app. Maybe yoh have to go in to get a new drivers license to prevent identity theft. But if i buy a 4000 dollar honda grom i dont want to go to the dmv at all they already scam me at the stealership enough 4k for a 125 its a 2000 dollar bike and you stil lgotta go to yhe dmv the robbery isnt even over
I will keep driving and maintaining my 2007 Pontiac Vibe.
Good vehicle.
@@bryguy8203😂
2006 Corolla and 2005 Sonata checking in, over 650k between the two of them. Look decent too, don't leak or smoke.
Sell it right away and get a 2007 honda accord v6
High interest rates are also a factor, not surprised this is happening. We needed a reset and now it is here. In CA you also pay $1500/year for registration on these trucks.
This is why I am rebuilding a 1992 Ford F250 XLT 7.3 IDI with a 5 speed trans .probably come in around 12,000 for the overhaul. Beats the new price
To put things in perspective, I bought a new 2012 Silverado 2WD 4.3 6 cylinder extended cab with the LS package, bedliner, locking rear, heated mirrors, etc. for $26,269 out the door including taxes. The sticker price was $30,4xx (can't remember the exact dollar amount). I still have the truck and it's been very dependable and has never been to the shop for anything. If we could get more basic trucks like mine these days that would be good. I realize mine only has a six cylinder, but back in the day they put sixes in one ton trucks.
I bought a 2012 Ram 1500 crew cab for 31K (CAN) now they want 50-100K and the 50K model is the classic with a quad cab and no fancy bells and whistles. Also to make matters worse the dealers are selling the used ones with high mileage for 40K(CAN)
You can buy a house for 110,000 were I live
Gotta love, inflation.
Inflation has a lot to do with it but these prices are going way above and beyond inflation. I wonder how many people really need 400 horsepower, etc. @@brettweltz8135
@@wendwllhickey6426 damn where the fuck do you live? Do I get shot in the back if I go to my car 😂 100k you’re getting a decent start home where I live for 300,000
"market adjustment" - give the dealership even more money for absolutely nothing.
Give it a little more time- those "market adjustments" will turn into discounts just before the dealers go belly up.
Sitting on their asses stealing our money we did actual hard labor for. In their air conditioning. Weathing their button dowm ticked in with a sport jacket so at least on the facade of the surface they can appear as hard workers yet having laid no brick, laid no sod, stacked no rock, build no house or vehicle, but rathee they sat on theirnasses and wait for us to do all that and then just givenup our money so they can go drive away in a bmw in their sport jacket as if theyre hot shit stiffing people for corollas all day
Banks are getting tighter on lending. Rich people who can afford to buy outright probably aren't interested in dropping 100k+ on a truck. The economy is slowing down but some dealers are in denial by keeping prices high.
Economy is slowing? Record stock market, 800,000 more manufacture jobs added, 50 yr low unemployment, 5 million more jobs since pre pandemic...... what are you talking about dude
@@atg1338and Biden got 81 million votes in the most secure election ever right?
@@atg1338 stock market is not an indicator of everyone doing well. Worker's wages are low compared to the cost of goods. Low paying jobs pad the unemployment stats. Car Repos are way up. Home sales are down or flat in most regions because not everyone has a half million laying around. Credit card delinquencies up. Homelessness is rising. Layoffs are increasing at major corporations. Gasoline dropped significantly, a clear sign of less demand.
Furthermore, Record high stock market and slowing economy are 2 distinct things. The economy accelerated and expanded at a record pace and now it is slowing. Kind of like in physics.
@@someguy2773 your lying about the economy is slowing... house prices have dropped but it hasn't cooled off.... record 800,000 more manufacture jobs doesn't mean layoffs.... wage growth is growing faster then inflation... rising stock market helps with a growing economy...
@@atg1338 Calling me a liar doesn't make sense in this context. You could say that my assessment is bad if you wanted. I simply look at multiple factors and history and made an assessment. If you don't agree, that is fine. All I know is that I will be cautious with my money and being overly optimistic.
Sick of dealers charging whatever they want!
My local ram dealer which is a small dealership is now flooded with trucks more than I have seen in the last 20 years prices still high salesman knows what’s up he knows the market is dead and the high is up sales down badly he admitted not looking good
The dealers have to pay interest on all the trucks they order from the manufacturers. Then they add all this aftermarket shit, make the sticker 100 plus and it rots on the lot. So the dealer gets the shaft, I LOVE IT.
If the Stealerships think these "trucks" are so rare and valuable, then they should build glass cases and seal them in for display only.
In 1973 my Mom & Dad bought a new Ford Truck LWB, 302 V8, 3 sp Manuel column shift Explorer package with genuine styled steel appeance wheel covers for $3,000. My Aunt in 1974 bought a new Ford XLT 360 automatic transmission, medium bed, two tone paint for $4,000. Both of these trucks still had points ignition from the factory.
Car companies are going to need to shift gears. Selling trucks for what a house used to cost 5 years ago is crazy. Nobody can afford a 100k car let alone a 35k car. Almost every other country sells compact trucks and cars for around 10k that get amazing mpg and are super versatile. America NEEDS these cars
These prices are insane and would never pay that! I got a 2017 ram 2500 hemi brand new out the door for 36k, crew cab, 4wd, tradesman.
Wow, $36k versus $70k+ now. That’s basically double the price in just 6 years.
I'm a car guy so I can't comment on truck prices, but I bought a brand new 2016 challenger scat pack for 36k. They are 70 now
Got a factory order 2018 f150 platinum in 2017 for 65k Canadian which is a bit under 50k usd. Same one now msrp is 105k. Mine was 77k msrp. Near fully loaded truck.
My 2016 mid-trim (8.5 nav and tow mirrors) Power Wagon was 49k. Now mid to upper 70’s. I’ve decided to just keep it and my 80 series Land Cruiser maintained, garaged and enjoyed.
2017, that same year I bought a base model Corolla LE for $13k brand new.
They are now $24k.
It's crazy. I stopped selling cars 5 years ago and trucks have gone up 30%
Crew cabs were always 3x's the cost of a single cab. Hard to find now days. The ones you find were State fleet trucks more often than not...
Keep raising prices so even less people will buy them. Good business practice. 👍
there are so many variables(people) on the payroll when it comes to the production of these vehicles nowadays.
You must represent The American Car Industry, because you sure don't represent the Lord or the people. You have copied and pasted this exact statement over and over. People don't want your overpriced Sh@#. They want a basic Car and Truck. Like a modern comfortable Chevy Impala car, or Chrysler Newport, or Ford LTD or a Ford F Series or Dodge Ramcharger or Chevy K5 Blazer or Ford Bronco or similar from years past that were solid, built to last and reliable. Without all the electronic plastic geared transmission crap that your engineers have designed to break and send us to the poor house so you can clean up on repairs. We don't want to be bent over by your companies with your $100000+ plastic infused junk. @@PraiseOurLordJesusChrist
@@PraiseOurLordJesusChristand now the vehicles are unaffordable unless sold at a loss. So clearly ITS DOOOOMED. DOOOOOOOOOOOMMMEEEDDDD
These manufacturers think everyone makes $250,000 a year.
Even making that much you shouldn't buy a Ford truck for 138k that's a lot of money for a truck
Not to mention the government takes a big cut of that 250k. Ukraine needs money you bigot! And Zimbabwe needs money for LGBTQRTIB63H education.
Yeah the deal needs to make sense no matter what your income is. And a “$140k” truck is not a deal that makes sense.
@@Cabuco2006 Even if I made a million a year I would never pay $100k for a truck.
Yeah sure let me pull 100 grand out of my asshole!!!!!
The entire truck market needs to struggle for quite a while to bring those prices down.
Ford, GM and Chrysler are going to hit very hard times and be the beginning of the new truck recession.
I drive a 2000 dodge ram 1500 and have been in the market for a replacement for several years. The manufacturers are out of their minds. Too much crap added to new base models have driven the prices to obscene levels. Keeping my old truck until they stop trying to compete with luxury SUVs.
I smell bankruptcy in the air.
I just got a great deal on a New 2023 F150 Platinum High package $84,000 MSRP for $64,670 plus tax.
It's a crazy market. I had my 8 yr old Silverado in for recall work. Thought I'd take a look at new ones while waiting. They wanted 56K and mine. Ram was willing to deal. 24k + my trade in for a Classic Warlock 3.6 with a few upgrades like a bigger screen. Good performance with a loaded bed, but we do hit some high RPM's when towing a 3500 lb trailer up a long hill. It's been better than the Chevy for the minimal off roading I do. Almost 3mpg better fuel economy. I don't really miss the heated leather power seats or other expensive options. It's comfortable , and so far, it's doing what I ask it to do.
the sticker price is one thing then you get kicked in the teeth with the finance rate and full coverage insurance cost
My local dealership sells almost 700 F150s a month. All are sold at invoice and Ford does great finance rates on the F150. Right now I think it's 3.9%.
@@ryansheard8092 so you're an employee
I bought a 2017 Nissan van in 2017! I’ve considered getting a new vehicle but the prices are just too outrageous! I’m keeping the van!
I bought a 2021 Silverado 2500 gas Extended cab work truck for $39K in Dec 2020. Not paying the ridiculous amounts they want! Mine will last 20 + years!
Jusy my opinion from across the pond -
Unfortunately today, most CEO's haven't worked their way up through the industry and don't understand their customers or employees - their sole aim is to outdo the last CEO and return good dividends for the shareholders.
Longterm, that is to the detriment of the employees and the customers.
Once you lose the employees, the product is on a downward spiral.
When you add in the 4/5yr life cycle the manufacturer's have now built into the software, then most sensible people are sticking with their older models.
Just for info, I've worked for 2 American companies in the last 30yrs in the UK.... and seen it first hand.
These truck prices are on par with starter homes in many states.
I had a rental for two months waiting for a repair, it was a 2023 f150 king ranch. Nice truck but I’d never pay the price tag for that truck.
The worst part about the truck prices, is the truck it's self, under the new flashy over stylized body panels, is essentially the exact same vehicle as a truck from the early 1990's. Like they've been making the same vehicle for 30 years plus, why is the price going up? The manufacturer should have been able to find easier and more cost effective ways to construct the truck in that time, not make it more complicated
I wouldn't waste my money on any of them 💯.
When pickup trucks now cost what a Class 8 big rig tractor used to cost- you know something is way out of whack. There's no way these things cost that much to make. To drop $100K on an asset that loses half of its value in five years is a super great way to end up broke.
I stayed away from buying a new truck and I want one , but will continue to drive my 2014 and never buy new again until these prices go back down to reality . No truck should be over 60,000 for top trim model
Mom - "Who can afford these trucks?" The answer is very few, but everyone buys them with credit to keep up with the Jones.
80% of the people buying them cant afford them. 80/20 rule. They buy them, get repossessed, bank gets it. Good job guys, enslaving us buying wjat you cantnafford making the banks richer who also rob us
I didn't list everything,I had the 5 speed automatic rebuilt, it hadn't given me any trouble, but with a fresh engine I wanted to cover all the bases. O yeah, one more thing got some new U-Joints and fresh fluid in the rear end.
They’re raising prices because people are still buying them up. Florida hasn’t stopped . Everything is still selling like crazy
I have a 2019 RAM 1500 longhorn that I purchased new back in late 2018 for 66k MSRP. Just about done with the payments. Seeing these prices, I'm definitely keeping it until the wheels fall off. I'm currently paying 1200 a month, there's no way I'm going back to making EVEN HIGHER payments. F them.
I am at the peak of money making in my life. Drive a "paid in full" '05 Chevrolet. Will NEVER buy a new truck again. A person would have to be crazy to pay these prices. Unbelievable.
The reason they are so expensive is because all of the things we used to call optional extras are now standard on vehicles... Air conditioning electric windows automatic transmission Fancy radio if you could get rid of all those optional extras you would save 20 to 30,000 off of the vehicle...
All those things have been standard for 4 decades.
The workhorse of America's small businesses is the affordable pickup trucks. Mom and Pop business can't ever make those trucks pay for themselves. Looks like no market research was done.
Keep going higher, bankruptcy sales will mean cheap trucks!
Do you really want a non-waranteed ANYTHING made after 2020? You can't these yourself and they will break after 5 years, guaranteed.
I'm getting into the topsoil business because at these prices they'll make dandy flower pots for the dealerships, so you see where I'm going with this😂
The malls too that are going out of business as well.
Dang am I glad I got my 2021 Tacoma before all this started. It should last a while. I gave 37k for TRD off road 4x4. Exact truck now is 43k now.
You bought at the perfect time.
Man, you already know the answer to that the answer is no if you rich and don’t care OK most peoples are not rich and they do that’s why they’re not selling the truck that’s your answer right there
This is a combination of two things. One, the unions, if the union workers get a 40% pay raise how does that not get passed on to the customer? Two, if the Feds basically double the money supply in two years, 2021/2022, how does that not devalue the currency. Everything gets devalued by the reckless money printing.
I wouldnt mind legislation passed that forces all vehicles manufacturers to show show down to the dollar how much it costs them to build these things.
"Oh it only cost you 25k to build it and your selling it for 50? Cool"
We might get some relief when these companies go out of business in the next couple year's and new start up companies realize they can make an honest profit selling quality 25k trucks.
Prices are “Alternate Universe” reality…..I WILL NOT pay that much for a truck, and quality is much worse than 10 - 20 years ago.
Apparently, Subaru Baja is making a comeback to compete with light pickup next year.
Can't wait to see the price war that will cause.
For those prices they had better come with a kitchen, bathroom, and bedrooms. My daughter just bought a F450 that pulls a 2023 Coachman RV for $100k.
lol! They jacked the msrp up over 25% in the last five years and now they try to sell em at a 10% discount…
Heard ram 2500 has over 700 days of inventory in lots
Less than 10 years ago, I could buy a house for $99’000. And these auto dealers want me to pay $100,000 for truck? Or $60,000 for a low end truck? These corporate big wigs will loose there job. Plus, they will never have to worry about the price of gas!
I use my truck as a work vehicle. It hauls, tows, and get mud and dirt on it. Yes it has scratches, dings, and a ton of miles after just a few years. I purchased a 2015 F250 4x4 gasser for around $32,000 back then. It was just a regular cab, base model truck. Looks like starting MSRP for a F250 is $45,000 today. The cheapest one at the local Ford dealer was over $60,000 for an F250. If I ordered one I would have to wait months. My truck is nearing 300k miles and it has some rust issues.
I need a new truck, but paying that kind of money is insane for something that will be worth 10k or less when I'm done with it in another 10 years.
I'll will probably purchase a used F250 for much less. As long as its less than 100k miles and under 20k for another base model work truck.
Theyre trying to kill usa, robbing raping and pillaging us on the way down saying "you like it dont you its what you wanted you wanted that 70k truck"
Apparently they are doing 10 year financing plans now to accommodate the ridiculous prices. I just cant believe how expensive these trucks are. My first house was only $72K
We all know that new vehicle prices are out of control, what we don't know is how much profit is being made on them. I'm not talking average profit, I mean if Ford is charging $135,000 for an 150, then how much profit is Ford making on that specific vehicle? $40,000? 80,000? Car companies are using customers like their own private bank, the problem is, we're not getting any stock dividends, or bonus checks from Ford like their shareholders or CEOs.
I'm sure this is just my opinion but people would rather buy a basic truck for $100,000 instead of a Lambo. That's crazy to me.
When I was growing up 100grand meant you were buying a Mercedes now 2024 a TRUCK?????
Truck pricing on DOdge, Ford , GM are not affordable. WHat in the world are the manufacturers thinking? They must lower prices significantly or these trucks will continue to sit on the lot. Dealer markup are killing sales. Dealers need to be held to the MSRP.
It’s a 15yo design and still too high but a new “fully loaded” Ram 1500 Classic 5.7 4x4 crew cab is $48k msrp. Best bang for buck if you can live with a 2009 body style.
They took off the 10% rebate off where I work on all rams 2500/3500
The down payment evaporates as soon as you drive off the lot. Then combine with high interest and 2024 is going to suck for big ticket items.
Unfortunately, $100,000 new trucks means that worn out used trucks are still selling for outrageous prices. Good if you bought the truck for $40k, drove it for twenty years and 250k miles, and can still get $25k for it. Bad for those of us who are just wanting something to pull our skid steer ten miles down the road.
Let’s be honest, it’s not the CEOs who are clowns, it’s the individuals paying for these prices who are the true clowns.
I purchased a brand new Ram 1500 on the last day of 2011 and paid 37k for it fully loaded. The truck was a Sport, 4 wheel drive, show room floor truck with dealer add ons like a leveling kit, Nitto Off-road tires and pocket fender flares.
When I get intercepted walking the dealer lots looking at these new outrageous prices I tell this story and they all claim those prices are a thing of the past. Which I’m sure they are but 100k for a truck is ridiculous, supply and demand along with Covid is no longer and excuse but I’m sure manufacturers lost a great deal of money they are trying to recoup and are simply being overzealous with these prices.
Seems like greed to me but as long as you have idiots willing to pay 8 years to own a truck this won’t stop.
Granted my truck is modest being a Sierra SLT. But I got what I wanted, V8 gas engine , not 4x4, quad cab, alloy wheel. I’m into it for $34000. I can imagine driving a $129k truck off-road in the brush etc. I would cringe at the potential scratches and damage incurred in rock climbing etc. apparently people have more money than brains.
775 horsepower in a truck that can't go around the corners can't carry anything can't pull anything without tearing itself to pieces and gets about 2 mi to the gallon for 140k.... Now tell me how stupid people are for taking out student loans for useless degrees ?
When you take depreciation into account they are a huge rip off. People don’t have that kind of money to burn these days.
I paid $30,000 for my 2020 Toyota Tacoma Sr back in 2019. It'll probably Outlast every truck that you mentioned in this video.
Crazy high prices on vehicles that take any abuse must be fully maintained at all times... The great automotive industry started it's downfall many decades ago..They haven't produced anything worth $100,000,it will be scrap before the last payment is made if it survives that long. Absolute junk these days. I'll just keep driving my old 88 Chevy 1 ton.
I was told by Toyota service advisor that the tundras arent really set up to use as plow trucks,even it being a full size truck,and have heard that they cant really tow like the ither big boy full size trucks can
No thanks. And not only that,but the used truck market is just as crazy. 8 yrs ago i bought a 98 dodge 4x4 wth a cummins diesel. 5 spd trans. Extra cab with a full size bed. With only 137,000 miles on it in great shape. Paid less than $ 10,000. A few months a ago i saw the almost identical truck at a dealership for $23,000. I think i,ll hang on to my 98 for an awful lot longer. Even when it starts to break down it will still be cheaper to fix it. By the way other than the price, my biggest beef with most trucks over the last several yrs is tha almost all 4 door trucks simular to mine have these short beds on them. I have seen some with a bed as short as 4ft. That makes this thing almost useless as a truck. I can fold down the seats and get more cargo in my 07 magnum. Why anyone would have a truck that doesnt have a full 8' box on it is beyond me.
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Even if they depreciate 50 percent after the first year they STILL wouldn't be worth the price. The problem is people not valuing their money! I know how hard it is to make 100k. I damn sure ain't pissing it away on a vehicle!
So the problem with the automobile industry is that they aren't actually "selling" vehicles. They are "leasing" vehicles. Which means that no one is actually "buying" these vehicles. So dealerships are not actually getting the prices they really need for them. So what's their answer? Mark them up and over price them!
I priced trucks about six months ago and am still suffering sticker shock! I won’t be buying anytime soon. Disgusted over these high prices!
Not sure where you guys are purchasing trucks over 100k . I recently purchased a ford f-350 4x4 whit Blackwidow package . Under 80k the only thing I wish I could have got it with a different color interior… Yes some dealers charge a markup. I looked at a few trucks with the mark up …. I say bye and walk away. So it’s not the dealership it’s idiots who think they need to have it now !
How do these companies think that these prices can go up like this and that the economy Will survive no one will buy them .?
I will just wait, I have 5 older trucks that are all paid for, 1 monthly payment on 141000, thats a $2000 per month payment for 72 months, I can put a new engine in every truck I own this year and still pay less that a new truck payment.