Like some of you, I love to check out car models and drive salesmen crazy with the classic “just looking” line. I look at the sticker and check out all the options. It’s an old habit and a wonderful way to kill time when my wife is at the mall. It beats drinking another cup of coffee at the mall café.
Last week, I made another trip to the local dealership. Everything looked normal except for the prices. Check this out:
With interest rates rising, it’s also becoming harder to spread the pain of higher pricing with long-term financing.
The average monthly payment on a new car loan was almost $700 in June, up 13% from a year ago, researcher J.D. Power reports.
A $700 monthly payment? I remember when that was a good down payment. Naturally, sales are down, with more people heading to the used car area, or “pre-owned,” as they call it now. Read on:
Elections have consequences. Thank you Joke Obiden for our current economic state. It looks like it is only going to get worse.
Screw a new car !#@$&. Overpriced out of this world !!!!!!
Time for $25.00 Min Wage !!!!!!!! All 50 states !!!!!