when will the price top out
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when will the price top out
just wondering when the price will top out for trucks not to long ago a load truck new was 20 then 30 then 40 now most are within 45 to 55 grand and that only half ton trucks
and 3/4 or 1 tons trucks are even higher
then most base models are starting out a 22 to 25 grand
any bets how high prices can go?
and 3/4 or 1 tons trucks are even higher
then most base models are starting out a 22 to 25 grand
any bets how high prices can go?
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they just keep making car loans longer to keep the payments the same. An 84 month car loan isn't all that unheard of nowadays, with 72 month loan becoming more of a norm. When I bought my 2001 Harley Davidson F150 Supercrew, I got it for $29k OTD fully loaded. The 2011 HD F150 is over $55k!! No way I can afford one, I know my paycheck over the past 10 years hasn't gone up like that!
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they just keep making car loans longer to keep the payments the same. An 84 month car loan isn't all that unheard of nowadays, with 72 month loan becoming more of a norm. When I bought my 2001 Harley Davidson F150 Supercrew, I got it for $29k OTD fully loaded. The 2011 HD F150 is over $55k!! No way I can afford one, I know my paycheck over the past 10 years hasn't gone up like that!
It's just amazing how everything else increases in price but our wages still remain stagnant.....
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Vehicle prices in general are out of control. Not long ago, the average new vehicle was about $22K. They say it is closer to $30K now. But, go look at new lots. Econoboxes sticker at $20k+. Trucks are SUVs that are well equipped are easily into the $40s and $50s. At least on the trucks they discount the heck out of them, not true on most other vehicles. If you get $5K off, you are doing really well on other vehicles.
Then there is the ridiculous depreciation. For some reason, I keep buying new vehicles as opposed to used. I just like having them from day one. But they are money pits. I can say both of my 2010 F-150s held there value. I lost only $500 on one and made money trading the other. Cars are a totally different story.
Then there is the ridiculous depreciation. For some reason, I keep buying new vehicles as opposed to used. I just like having them from day one. But they are money pits. I can say both of my 2010 F-150s held there value. I lost only $500 on one and made money trading the other. Cars are a totally different story.
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Everything has gone way up....look at housing prices. My parents bought their place in 1987 for $164K....before the collapse they had it listed at $524K
Just insane that banks would give loans for that kind of money. I purchased it from my mom this year so she could move to Florida for $294K, appraised for just over $350K but needed some work.
I'm single and work full time and my $275 truck payment is about all I would put into a vehicle since I can't eat the seats.
Prices will continue to go up with all the gadgets these things come with now a day. Don't get me wrong, love the new trucks and one day I will be able to spoil myself with a brand new one off the lot fully loaded
Just insane that banks would give loans for that kind of money. I purchased it from my mom this year so she could move to Florida for $294K, appraised for just over $350K but needed some work.
I'm single and work full time and my $275 truck payment is about all I would put into a vehicle since I can't eat the seats.
Prices will continue to go up with all the gadgets these things come with now a day. Don't get me wrong, love the new trucks and one day I will be able to spoil myself with a brand new one off the lot fully loaded
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