AMERICANS ARE BROKE & The Truck Market Is REVEALING IT => kzfaq.info/get/bejne/pr5hetR_mMjSgJ8.html

LET THEM SIT.....I'll sleep just fine.....🤷‍♂️

Until stupid people stop spending 70k to 150k for these trucks, all the manufacturers will continue charging that.

This 2002 Tundra is only $12,000..... Dude, that's a $4800 truck, stop.

At this point there are more guys in dealership lots making videos about the collapsing car market than actual buyers

If I bought a $75K truck with $10K down and a loan at 7% for 84 months, my monthly payment would be $981. I wouldn't sleep at night knowing I had to do that for 84 months.

Prices are not a little bit out of touch.... THEY ARE F'ING OUT OF TOUCH WITH REALITY.

I am a retired American construction worker living in Thailand. 2 years ago I bought a brand new Toyota Hilux pick-up truck that is a turbo diesel with extended cab with the conversion to US dollars I paid $18 and a half thousand dollars with 150 miles on the speedometer brand new from the Toyota dealer I bought a beautiful big condo on the ocean in bangsaray Thailand 42,000$ USA money. I was back in the United States last summer to visit friends and family and could not believe in my wildest dreams the cost of everything. I really don't see any future of coming back to the US. The medical services in Thailand are as good as anything in the United States so that's my story

Don’t buy anything……. Make them sweat …… Americans are not broke . They are tired of all these stupid prices !

They can keep them.

Ford should make a BANKRUPTCY EDITION F-150 $200,000.

Why would you buy a vehicle that is grossly over priced , poorly engineered , sub standard reliability , very poor resale value as prices drop you will lose money , full of technology that is very expensive to maintain , replacement parts that are extremely over priced , from a dealer that can't hold on to their technicians because they don't pay fairly ? ? ?

if you haven't guessed, There is no middle class truck. If they sell 2-3 trucks per month and it's like they sold 15 trucks in 2015

Lightning “early adopters”. Lol. Also known as “suckers”. 😂

160K For any truck is stupid I don't care what kind of junk you put in it... you can keep that 💩 💩

When a Luxury Sports Car costs less than a pick up truck, you know something is wrong.

I have been watching KZfaq channels telling me not to buy a new truck yet because the Auto collapse was coming…….. that was 11 months ago, and I’m still waiting and truck prices have gone up!

Oooooh $135K for a truck with a spider badge stuck on it.

Even if they have severe mark downs, they are too expensive.

Simple. I’ll keep my 2014 truck for as long as the dealers stay stupid.

Bought a used Chevy 1500, not a looker, now has 373K and runs great. $1800 and I've owned it for six years. Saving money every day.

Either buy a truck to live in or or buy a house, let the ignorance figure it out.

$83000 for a dodge _fuccing_ pickup

All the trucks in this video are so expensive that they unfortunately have a pre-repo option!!

29,000 dollars for the Black Widow package and they used blocks to lift it? That’s disgusting.

if they dont price them right, they sit. let them sit.

We are now just becoming Cuba because all of us are just rebuilding the old…

My local dealer has several of the black widows that have been sitting for over a year, because nobody with a brain would buy an xlt for 100k.

How the hell can anyone afford this shit ? More than my mortgage payment, I'd like to see their budget, what a waste

Only fools buy 90k to 150k vehicles. Depreciating assets

They did this to themselves

Just before Covid hit I bought an off lease 2017 Chevy Colorado LT V6 crew cab long bed 4x4 with the tech package with 27,129 miles for $26,975. That was an out the door price including tax. I was able to pay them cash so that was a real price of what I paid. Now it's 2024 and the truck has 41,000 miles on it. It still looks brand new inside and out. Because of the crazy truck prices it is now worth more then I paid for it. I'm 70 years old and have bought many vehicles. This is the first time any of them have actually gone up in value.

What is different between a truck today and a truck ten years ago?? NOTHING but the infotainment system. These prices are absurd.

These dealerships should gag on their inventory with the add on stickers.

This 2002 Tundra is just $12,000 dollars? Dude, do you hear yourself? Twelve grand for a 23 year old truck. We are truly in bizzaro world😅. Bankruptcy looms and frankly I can't wait.

They can stay there in the dealer until hell freezes over.

I bought my 1987 Chevy pick up for $15,000. It had an AM/FM stereo in it and new air conditioning air-conditioning was more money back then 5.7 L 350 engine with a 700 R transmission I put 400,000 miles on it regular oil changes, it was a bare-bones truck they don’t make stuff like that anymore. Everybody has to have the screens to the seat warmer and whatever else they can think of. That’s why they’re so expensive if some company would just make a bare-bones truck and take all that crap out of there I think we will be better off.

Black is the absolute worst color for a pickup that's going to be anything other than a pavment princess

Truck prices should be around $35k to $40k max. They have out priced more than a good percentage of the consumers from the market. They sold to all the idiots with too much money. Now what's remaining in the market are the people who can't afford them or people that refuse to spend the ridiculous amount of $$.

I have no issue with the manufacturers making 80K pickups, but that should be a small percentage of the what’s produced. It seems everything that’s released is ultra premium with options, that leaves no room for affordable mid trim work trucks.

Back in the day, they used to put all the "extras" in their top-of-the-line, limited luxury models (for the people that could afford them), so the rest of us could purchase a more cost-effective "standard" model that was actually "standard." No electric windows, no power locks, no automatic sliding doors and power liftgates (God forbid we exert ourselves opening a sliding door or liftgate), no backup monitors, no heated seats, no 15 speaker sound systems...just a car with a heater, air and a radio to get you from point "A" to point "B" in reasonable comfort at a reasonable cost. Now they cram unwanted add-ons to various degrees in all models...even trucks!! Remember when trucks were just trucks? Did we, as consumers, ask for all these guaranteed to fail, wallet-emptying "features?" Hell no, we didn't!! I say let the manufacturers choke on their unsold inventories of over-loaded, hedonistic monstrosities, so they can have the much needed "come to Jesus" realization that they royally screwed up with their greed-driven antics in the name of (COUGH!!) innovation.

Man goes to dealerships, reads prices for expensive trucks - Episode #561,670,325

Another good video, but your Mom stole the show with her killer Tim Allen impression when you mention the horsepower! 😂🤣

The “Black Widow” package alone is more than I want to spend for a whole truck. The government is to blame for a lot of this.

Breathtaking and outrageous, they have priced themselves out of the market with scandalous greed.

I just bought a car, out of necessity and my whole car cost the same as the black widow package. Insanity! Screw these dealers.

It's getting impossible to find a reasonably priced, good used vehicle.

Bring back the basics. Bring back the trucks from the 50s-80s. No electronics no frills. Just good ol steel and horsepower. Thats all we wanted anyway. No need to make a new model every year. Find what works and stick with it. Make it to last and make ot affordable.

A vast majority of us have no need for a 4x4 pickup when the prices are at $70-100k. I’m not spending that type of money to take it out in the dirt, mud and rocks, risking dents, scratches, and destruction. That truck will be a pavement princess for its entire life.

My 98 Silverado that I have had for over 20 years still does everything I need a truck to do. Other than a fuel pump that went out last year it has been pretty much solid.

Trucks used to be useful vehicles that people actually needed. Now they made them so fancy that you can’t even afford them. Most people that have trucks do not need them.

Exploding vehicle prices are a direct result of the manufactured shortage of vehicles during the so-called pandemic, which then falsely inflated prices way about MSRP. This in turn has created a mindset amongst U.S. auto manufacturers that the American consumer with pay anything for a shiny new vehicle. The fact that all three U.S. auto manufacturers just announced yet more increases in their vehicle prices just supports this mindset.

Basically, what you're sayin' is I can just give up on waiting for a straight 6 mated to a three on the tree, bench seats, crank windows with smokers, no carpet and a metal dash? Y'know, a truck?

100k, or more for a depreciating asset?

This is what happens when you have the chicken tax. No competition

$160k for an F150? They should be the price for 3 or 4 F150s.

It's no secret that the auto manufacturers have been building vehicles that no one wants.

My dad passed away in 1999 he bought a brand new truck about every 3 years because we had a our own business any bought a 1996 Chevy Silverado extended cab brand new for $14,000 it's insane how much vehicles cost how do they expect people to afford them me and my wife together made 82,000 last year we have children at home we can't afford it

Just blows my mind to see trucks cost as much as a house used to. To think if they just would have kept prices low, they would have sold a record amount of them. Now, we will see these brands collapse and fail. All they had to do is sell more of them at normal prices.

I live near Washington DC and there is no shortage of people dropping the coin to buy these. They are literally EVERYWHERE!

$150K for an F-150 ? I hope the dealer threw in carpeted floor mats for nothing.🤣

The 3.5 turbo in the Tundra has gotten a bad reputation. There are many videos about owners having problems with spun bearings on the motor.

Trucks are made for work or for places where 4x4 is needed. They aren't supposed to be replacements for cars despite what people think.

It's an awful combination of supply issues, increasing material costs, ever tightening government regulation, and to top it off dealer markups. The vehicle industry in general is in trouble, for basically anything with a little bit of capability beyond "get to the grocery store and back" You're paying a quarter to half your yearly income in just a down payment anymore.

Screw them. I just bought a used 2021 Ram 1500 BigHorn 4x4 with Night Edition package with 42k miles for $31k. Deals can be found - refuse to buy new.

I guess floorplan costs don't bother these fools.

Let those monuments decorate their lots.

One of your BEST videos to date! very informative, with you showing so many optional ways to buy. Thanks for posting, . . THUMBS UP!

I hear what everyone is saying but lets talk about the 2012 raptor in the video. 28k, 12 years (13 model years) old. Probably 170k+ miles. Looks clean, probably hiding lots of issues. The market is broken and as long as people are still going out and buying any trucks, they dont have the incentive to relax the grip. Meanwhile, people in the trades cant buy new fleets. people in the service industry (home repair/lawn service etc..) riding around in 15-20 year old trucks.

White interior means you don’t use the truck for work

I remember in 2009 my brother bought a brand new lariat for $40,000 and we all thought he was fucking insane. The only difference between that truck and the new one is an aluminum body and a 10 speed transmission. Until the XLT gets down there around $30,000 with the V8 I won’t even be entertaining the idea of buying a new truck. Or they offer a 10 year bumper-to-bumper hundred thousand mile warranty because that’s about how long it’s gonna take to pay off one of these trucks and it’s absurd to think that you’re going to have to make repairs before it’s paid for.

I bought a brand new Dodge in 1978 with the Snow Commander package with a snowplow blade for $9,200 that included registration and taxes, there is NO REASON FOR THESE PRICES OTHER THAN GREED !!!

I remember building a vehicle i wanted online as a child costing 30-40k, now that I can afford that that same vehicle is now around 60-80k

I bought a 2011 F-150 FX4 in 2011, and then a 2017 R,am Lonestar with a Cummins. The Ram got stolen in 2019 and I realized I would never own a truck again because they all got stupid expensive.

Prices are insane! It's beyond ridiculous! Every truck is a luxury truck!

Taking out a mortgage to finance a car is insane! Buy what you upfront, WHAT YOU NEED NOT WANT!

This is what happens when car dealers F-around and find out

Somehow I feel better paying 6k for a new engine in my 2014 Ram 1500....Hemi tick got me but I would never buy a new truck again. I bought my 2014 Express for 32k in 2014. WTF are these auto makers thinking of.

Great content bro. And no annoying music. Straight to the chase. Thank you. Youve been added to the watchlist. I dont care aboit high price. I'm getting a 24 escalade v tri white

I like and WOW amazing TY so much ,,Keep up the great work

not to mention a near useless small bed for actual people that need a work truck

6:00 the thing about writing off your expenses, you still have to make the money before you can write it off. If you have a lease payment of $2000+ you have to make an add'l $2000 just to break even. I had the opportunity to double my shop space by renting the unit next door. It was a great price BUT, I'd have to double my profits JUST to break even. That means twice as much work, twice as much marketing, and hiring people which isn't cheap. I figured after all that I'd end up increasing my income by 20% max. So I passed.

A new truck now costs what a house used to cost 10 years ago...

You know truck prices are insane when you can say a 12 year old truck is "only " $28,000 without flinchin'. 😁

Do you know what’s even more crazier than all these prices that you’re wearing a beanie and a winter jacket I’m here in Vegas. It’s 7 o’clock and I’m watching your video and it’s almost 98° today. Keep up the great work I enjoy your videos 👍👍

Best part---His mom---Big V-8 horsepower---Broom, Broom

I bought a 1997 Silverado in 2012 for $3,200.00 and I have worked that girl hard!... she has never let me down... I have spent, maybe $2,000 in maintenance... I was thinking of retiring the Girl and getting a new truck, so I looked around... NOPE!!! I will now be restoring the old girl to her former glory... priced it out... I can have her like new for less than $1,500.00 and some elbow grease... Anyone who pays these prices is crazy!!!

Truck buyers need to listen to you! I like your videos! Keep it up! 👊👍

You covered a lot of dealers, thanks. What I like about this channel is that you just lay out the facts along with some good advice.

Throwing some decals on a $72.000. truck and then upping the price $30,000. isn't my idea of smart shopping or anything affordable. That new auto contract with the UAW is making a whale of a difference along with the greed of the companies and dealerships. I hope it was worth it now that the UAW is being laid off.

At those prices they look great sitting right where it is.

I bought a 1996 F350 XL crew cab 7.5 gas from a junkyard for $750. $1000 out the door total after I bought some other parts the same day. (Bumper, spare wheel/tire, set of aluminum wheels I ended up not using, and a tailgate.) I also later bought a bed since it had a utility box on it which I sold. Repaired the driveshaft, Two new fuel pumps, rear fuel tank, filter, oil change and a fuel pressure regulator and she runs great. Added a nice headlight and tailight kit and she looks awesome!

We need more trucks at Maverick prices

Going to be a lot of repo's on the market soon. People buying these cars can't afford them and they're gonna get scooped up by the bank.

you must have the patience of Job to bring Mom to the lot, anytime I bring Mom anywhere I'm constantly annoyed and saying " pipe down". 😅

4th Gen Silverados and Sierras are taking over the road in my area. Especially since the mid 22 refresh and the 3.0L Duramax proving to be excellent, sales on $50k-$70k half tons seem to be extremely strong here!

The Big 3 never learn. No one wants an all electric truck but they went all in. What a bunch of buffoons.

For 160k you could buy that w900 in the background and go make some money with it, unreal

Glad it wasnt just me who was refusing to buy a new truck with $1000 dollar and up monthly payments. Ill just keep my old paid off truck and keep fixing it.

ENJOYED THE VIDEO! Does anyone remember what FORDS advertising slogan was for their TV advertisements? I'll give you a hint. It was many many many years ago that FORD used this slogan because it doesn't exist and hasn't existed for years....