@major and they still won't budge on MSRP because when some chump finally does come through the door they can fleece to make up the margin they'd lose if they went back to pre 2020 sanity price.
I encourage everybody to read the 2020 GOP Platform, which lays out all of their policies.
It is a quick read for a policy platform, only 1 page long, but they were very clear on what the party's policies are.
And I think they have been very diligent in delivering on it to the best of their abilities. Laser-focused, really.
The only problem is that it is considered gauche and unsophisticated to read what Republicans actually say they stand for so it doesn't get reported on.
@major this reminds me of the gamers who whine about buggy preorders, DLC, etc. but can never seem to stop paying. Nobody needs a Land Rover so once you’re not walking, they know it’s just a question of how much far away they are from the VP’s yacht helipad.
Used car prices coming down in the USA. This isn't great for new car buying as dealers will offer less on a trade. Dealers still aren't moving much on new car pricing (yet).
@stevensanderson I see your point, but there are serious economic consequences either way. More people will be underwater on auto loans and new cars will feel more expensive.
@major Yes people will be underwater on car loans, which sucks but I would say is typical, cars retain zero value, your underwater as soon as you leave the lot. I think the manufactures in their quest to extract as much money as possible from people have over inflated the price of cars and dealers made it even worse. For the life of me I can't understand why people are paying, I negotiated my and my wifes cars down tremendously, always prepare to walk out, cars get pumped out.