Thanks for sharing the AT tracker. I usually use the MOT checker, I go to main dealers to see what cars have come in as well and them start my check from there.
Been tracking some cars for a while. All seem to be heading into a pre Covid correction. Healthy opportunity for buyers who didn’t buy during the inflated Covid prices.
Have a look at the car supermarket sites the prices are far lower than 6-12 months ago. Decent BMW 3 series and 5 series the latest shape for £14-15k they were £20k+ in late summer. Lack of buyers nobody wants to pay high finance rates and the cash buyers are prioritising clearing down their mortgages
I think the price tracer only works on computers not ipads etc. The prices are still insanely high. I had to email a seller of a new VW caddy to see if he’d made an error listing a new one for £60,000! My brother has stopped buying vans at his company because the prices are ridiculous, he won’t be the only company doing that I’m sure
Thanks for price tracker tool. Some serious reductions since mid year especially Range Rover and Sport . I wonder why ? Ps. Don’t mention the insurance 😜
One of the key reasons is due to buyers of top end JLRs trying to capitalise out of what is called “overs”, the “enhanced mark-up” that they add, over the list price. For example, the new RRS SV lists around circa £180k but due to high demand and low supply volumes some believe that they can demand a price of circa £250k to £300k for their RRS SV by trading it immediately. It’s these exaggerated prices that we are largely seeing fall; given the other problems existing JLR owners are now facing with thefts, rising insurance and falling residual values. You could classify it as greed or opportunistic. Personally I have no problem if the overs prices normalise and fall and/or come down closer to or below list. No different to ticket touts buying desirable concert tickets at face value and then reselling at extortionate prices.
Surely when you lease, you’re paying the depreciation on a new car as part of the lease. This video is about buying used, where depreciation is automatically less as most value is lost when the first owner drives it away from the dealer.
What the hell? £250000 for basically a skip. The secret is to buy an older depreciated vehicle from a good reliable brand for about 2 grand and drive it until the end. Anything after 2010 is usually more complicated so stick to simpler less electronic vehicles
Just bought 2022 Range Rover velour from A reputable Company . I can't afford the insurance ......so I broke it up and sold it on eBay apart from the backlights
Thanks for sharing the AT tracker. I usually use the MOT checker, I go to main dealers to see what cars have come in as well and them start my check from there.
No worries glad you found it helpful
Been tracking some cars for a while. All seem to be heading into a pre Covid correction. Healthy opportunity for buyers who didn’t buy during the inflated Covid prices.
Excellent. Thank you
Have a look at the car supermarket sites the prices are far lower than 6-12 months ago. Decent BMW 3 series and 5 series the latest shape for £14-15k they were £20k+ in late summer. Lack of buyers nobody wants to pay high finance rates and the cash buyers are prioritising clearing down their mortgages
Even if you can afford it, no-one should be spending £300K on a car. That's just fuckin obscene.
Hi I’m Shmee150 😂
Agreed
Those that can will, those that can't won't...just how it is.
@ocoste1199 Why is that obscene if you are obscenely wealthy?
And who are you to be telling someone what they can and can’t do with their money, are you paying their rent/mortgage and bills?
I think the price tracer only works on computers not ipads etc.
The prices are still insanely high. I had to email a seller of a new VW caddy to see if he’d made an error listing a new one for £60,000! My brother has stopped buying vans at his company because the prices are ridiculous, he won’t be the only company doing that I’m sure
Thanks for price tracker tool. Some serious reductions since mid year especially Range Rover and Sport . I wonder why ? Ps. Don’t mention the insurance 😜
😂👌🏻
One of the key reasons is due to buyers of top end JLRs trying to capitalise out of what is called “overs”, the “enhanced mark-up” that they add, over the list price. For example, the new RRS SV lists around circa £180k but due to high demand and low supply volumes some believe that they can demand a price of circa £250k to £300k for their RRS SV by trading it immediately. It’s these exaggerated prices that we are largely seeing fall; given the other problems existing JLR owners are now facing with thefts, rising insurance and falling residual values. You could classify it as greed or opportunistic. Personally I have no problem if the overs prices normalise and fall and/or come down closer to or below list. No different to ticket touts buying desirable concert tickets at face value and then reselling at extortionate prices.
Great thx. I was using the URL for the date it was first advised 👍
Really useful video - thank you for posting! :)
Cheers John- hope it helps anyone looking out there!
All this talk of low car prices is rubbish cars are still hi like interest rates
Don’t buy anything, lease lease lease, the car market is to volatile to use your own cash. Let the lease companies take the loss’s
@@danielduggan7126 would you really buy an EV with you own cash ?
Surely when you lease, you’re paying the depreciation on a new car as part of the lease. This video is about buying used, where depreciation is automatically less as most value is lost when the first owner drives it away from the dealer.
Can’t see the extentions on an iPad, any ideas?
Is there any way to have instant notifications from Autotrader about new cars listed that meet my filter?
I think there is- if you make an account you can set alerts
@@thedoctorsgarage I tried that and android and iPhone and all it does just sent you a summary once a day around 9am 🙄
Save 50 Grand.
Don’t buy an EV.
Or is it a good time to buy second hand, some great Cars for the price £54k Polestar six months old £31k 👏👏👏
@@SWR112 The very fact that it has dropped £23K in such a short period should tell you all you need to know.
Don't buy one new definitely because the depreciation is horrendous on a lot of them
What the hell? £250000 for basically a skip. The secret is to buy an older depreciated vehicle from a good reliable brand for about 2 grand and drive it until the end. Anything after 2010 is usually more complicated so stick to simpler less electronic vehicles
I love the new land rover sport
Nice to look at but my pockets are way to shallow .
@@jonsnow6741 yep
Good stuff, thanks 👍
Is there anything like this for the US or Canada marketplace?
Not sure to be honest… sorry!
Yes
Just bought 2022 Range Rover velour from A reputable Company . I can't afford the insurance ......so I broke it up and sold it on eBay apart from the backlights
What?
Best way to save money is not to buy a new-to-you car.
God it feels good knowing that the EV evanglists are loseing a ton of money on their Milkfloats when they decide to sell 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
99.9% lease them
AT price tracker costs £14.99 assumed it was free
It’s been free for me? As mentioned in the video the trade off is you may see more ads on the pages
I looked at it as well,£14.99. Thanks but no thanks.
It's free on google chrome, 14:99 on apple
Maybe You should of said - If you can afford a Porsche Taycan then a Thousand pound is not that much 🤔
Maybe so but the price drop they have taken over the last 6 months is pretty crazy!