I’m never selling my pre-pandemic truck ever.

youngsters with high standards and no money. works itself out after a couple of repos.

Nothing wrong with older vehicles. We have 6 in our family, the newest is a 2010. I’ve only purchased two brand new vehicles, one in 1985 and one in 1995 My favorite is my ‘67 VW, not an ounce of tech, electronics, or sensors on it…

I'm old school, so I would love an older vehicle especially a manual transmission

Just upgraded the exhaust on my '05 Explorer today. She runs like a champ, and I'd rather put the money into her than give it to car dealers.

Sold my 2019 Toyota Tundra back to the dealer for what I paid for it last year. Bought a mint 2001 Ford F250 single bac w 8' box. Couldn't be happier. Great video btw

Still driving my 99’ chevy silverado no payments cheap on insurance and aftermarket parts everywhere

My Ford STX 2007 is still going strong with almost 160,000 miles, Mark. I tend to hold onto autos for a while, but I couldn't even fathom paying 47,000.00 today for basically the same pickup.

Watching this channel, I feel as if I’ve been living under a rock for several years. I had no idea prices had gone up so much! I cannot even imagine a payment, for a car/truck, around 1K or more!!!

In US cash for clunkers started the ball rolling for this and add in the electric costs and here we are. Even the base work trucks are listing for 35k!

We will never part with our 1965 Ford F100. All original including ownership. Been in the family since dealer delivery. Delivery price was $2,195. Worth its weigh in gold today. Cheers.

I've written about my two vehicles before. I have a 1970 F-250 truck and a 2020 Camry LE. I have a truck when I need one and an everyday car for everything else. My 1970 F-250 was bought 10 years ago for $10K. It's not "car show restored" but about 75% worth. I bought it that way and get a lot of compliments wherever I go. Today...I have it insured with Hagerty for 25K. They think it's worth that much. Do what Mark is showing. Hang on to or buy older reliable vehicles and put your money to other important needs...like mortgage and insurance.

I moved to Costa Rica, bringing along my Japanese plant built 2006 Toyota 4Runner V8 Sport Edition. I've driven from the Pacific to the Atlantic Oceans, with stops in rain forests. No problems, and I still enjoying the driving experience. It also doesn't have all the new technology, that transmits your data to manufacturers, insurance companies, cell phone providers, etc.

I drive a 2016 Colorado I bought new. After almost 8 years of ownership, I am pleased it’s been a good, solid, reliable truck. Simple layout, no giant screens, normally aspirated v6, six speed transmission. Best of all, it’s paid for.

I got a 2004 Lexus RX330 with 148,000 mi I paid $6,000 in cash that car will outlive me I'm 69 years old

2003 Ram , 5.9 Cummins here. 160k miles.

I own 1995 Tacoma Ext cab SR5 4x4 V6 290 thousand miles I paid $3500 for it 4 years ago only thing other than gas and oil chages i changed the thermostat $18 part no payments no repo man coming get it

I'm still driving my 2015 sedan. Because newer cars are crazy expensive. I don't know how all these people are affording new cars that I see on the road?

I’ve purchased used with low mileage for 20 years now, it always saved me thousands. But the used market is still out of wack just like the new. I’m seeing 2018 F150 and Silverado’s with 100K plus miles going for $28,000 and up!?

I’ll stick with my 04 Silverado. Cheaper to replace the engine and transmission than buy a new truck

1998 Chevy K1500, 180k miles, in great condition. Folks always ask me if I want to sell it and I say sure, for $50K, cause that’s what it would take to replace it.

Good luck finding one that isn't rusted out junk.

you can slap a standalone carplay/android auto screen on the dash now for 100-200US and they work great.

I’m so thankful I was able to pay cash for my Tahoe. It’s a 2000. 5.3 V8. Very little tech. Only has 63k miles on it now. Just start it, point it and go.

New vehicles are crazy expensive! This is why I picked up a 5 year old gmc sierra elevation for 20k! Super cheap and great truck ! Saved a bundle ! Great videos ! Take care.

Nice ram truck

The only problem with older vehicles is people selling them are taking advantage and jacking up the prices of those as well! Some people will have 250000 km have a 2012 truck and think asking twenty two thousand dollars is acceptable and it absolutely is not!

Nicest thing about used vehicles- if you research, talk with mechanics, you can weed out the lemons from the past and get a reliable vehicle.

That's why we drive a bunch of old vehicles. Just sold my Dad's old 78 Chev Scottsdale last year (he bought it in 79), got it when he passed away in 2010. It was so handy for doing odd jobs around the yard. It finally was rusted away so bad, sold it to a guy for parts, it still ran! Still have my parents 2003 Dodge Grand Caravan (bought in 2004), it's got 350,000km. I've used it for years for driving to work, still on original motor and transmission. Why wear out an $80,000 vehicle to drive to work. I think it will rust away before it dies, still doesn't use oil, the 3.3 V6 has been awesome. Our other Grand Caravan is a 2011 with 300,000km and still on original motor and transmission. All were bought used and I don't think total purchase cost is over $20,000 for all 3. Leaves alot of money for buying a house, going on a trip or buying other things.

No electric toaster for me nothing beats a V8 powered truck

I had a V6 ram 1500. 800 bucks a month on gas plus payment, maintenance and insurance. I decided to go with a 2 year old EV instead. My car payments are slightly higher but I’m saving 750 bucks a month on gas, have something way better and have 6 years of warranty remaining on batteries and motors . Only now do I truly notice the savings. Old gas guzzlers aren’t an option either. They may be reliable but gas is too expensive

Good old-fashioned engine without cylinder deactivation or a turbocharger.

I like all the bells n whistles when riding in my friends new cars. But I have to get the bill at lunches n dinners cuz they have no money. No car payment, cheap ins, low tax bill. So liberating.

Well damn! I think The Lovely Bride and I will just hang onto our two pickups, the newest one being a 2014 RAM and the oldest a 2005 Chevy Colorado. They are paid for; we keep them maintained, and they do what we need them to do.

I’ve done the new base model 👍🏾 Tacoma SR in 2022 can’t get a new base model as cheap anymore

PEOPLE need to "Learn" how to fix things "themselves"!

I have a 2011 Hyundai Tucson with 185k miles....I take care of it and it purrs like a kitten.

Even when they save on labor they still jack up the price, Toyota moves Tacoma to Mexico completely and jacks up the prices on top

Thanks for showing us your truck👍👍 Regards from Europe. PS. I want to buy a 2015 Tundra. What do you think: A good car? 100.000 miles. Maybe fake miles, i dont know...

if i had 50k to spend on a truck.id be looking for a 70s thru 90s model.the reason their still around is because they LAST a LONG time.& are dirt cheap to repair & maintain.& to a certain extent restore as well.beats paying 50k for a truck that has a 2k$ bill every repair.warrentys dont last forever, but maintenence & repairs do.knew vehicles are designed to be money pits.

Have a 2011 Ford f150 3.7 liter . Only 90,000 km . Keeping as long as I can. Paid $27,500. brand new.

Wow, this sounds GREAT!!!!! Normally, you're always seem to be "pushing" all of this "Techno" new SHIT! Now, it seems as though you've come back to "EARTH"! Welcome Home!!!!!!!

How many miles on your pickup?

Jag har hela mitt liv sagt att jag aldrig någonsin kommer att köpa en ny bil. Men å andra sidan alla bilar har varit ny en gång i tiden. Som man brukar säga. Byta inte ut det som fungerar.

I bought a 2000 Silverado last fall, it came from a no salt state. I had a 2010 but the transmission was acting up for 500 more than a transmission I bought a rust free truck with less miles on it. I will not buy a car again that has a payment.

ill keep my 92 gmc k3500 4x4 5 speed manual 454

I will stick to my 58 Chevrolet truck.

any canadian with cold spells in winter who buys an EV.either plans on using it as a doorstop all winter or needs a check up from the neck up.chicago allready proved EV's suck in brutal cold temps.the northern providences have to be many times worse than chicago is temp wise.

The auto market is done.

Damn

The prices are up because they can do whatever they want. I'm not going to pay these CEOs

Channels are saying Toyota sales are uP. Yet you and many other channels show rows and rows of Toyota vehicles on the dealership lots. 🤷🏼‍♀️

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