Monday, September 25, 2023

Covid's long term effect on the used car market, the prices of pre-owned cars has risen an average of 33 percent.

Of course, other factors are involved, including DEF type trucks vs pre DEF engines... a lot of people are increasing the selling prices of pick ups and semis that are pre smog requirement, or pre ELD for semis, because the demand is quite high. 

2 comments:

  1. The government " cash for clunker" program took a lot of good cars off the road and started the upward swing in used vehicle prices .

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  2. The fedgovs inventing and printing of $5 TRILLION dollars during covid, reduced the value of the dollar by 30%
    thus increasing the price of everything.

    meanwhile the fedgov claims the inflation rate, is 4%, while conveniently not inlcuding food and fuel costs in their inflation calculations.

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