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Economy

SheltieLover

(59,845 posts)

10. I do not.

Reply to MichMan (Reply #8)

Thu Jun 16, 2022, 02:04 PM

Jun 2022

Speaking from experience from the consumer side.

"Can't keep moderately priced models on the lot" uttered by many salespeople speaks volumes to me.

Likely not as much profit in lower priced models though...

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More and More People Are Falling Behind On Their Car Loans [View all] mahatmakanejeeves Jun 2022 OP

Maybe they should make vehicles that people want, not full of tech junk SheltieLover Jun 2022 #1

Yes! Quakerfriend Jun 2022 #2

Everything is too expensive! SheltieLover Jun 2022 #3

With airbags, emergency braking, rear camera, TPMS, and meeting all crash standards ? MichMan Jun 2022 #7

Consumers want well equipped vehicles and ignore base models YorkRd Jun 2022 #4

But the average American worker cannot afford $30k, much less $50k SheltieLover Jun 2022 #5

The poster you replied to has been selling cars for decades MichMan Jun 2022 #8

I do not. SheltieLover Jun 2022 #10

For a century now car makers have had the slickest advertizing of any PoindexterOglethorpe Jun 2022 #11

No suprize CentralMass Jun 2022 #6

Why? People are working and wages are up. MichMan Jun 2022 #9