Unless you don’t have a ride and need a vehicle, the cheapest car is the current car you own! Just wait it out as things will eventually improve once all these chip manufacturing issues have been sorted out. Dealerships are “gouging” because people are desperate..which is sad! Don’t let them (dealerships) get away with it!

This dude is like a big brother who looks out for you! God bless you for your time & effort every bit of your advice is sound! Thanks big daawg!

In case someone sees this in the future and are looking at Toyota of Orange in California, they were charging 13 grand ABOVE MSRP for a rav4 in May. I was casually looking and was floored by that. Definitely remembering that in the future!

couple things id add to this 1- never act desperate at the dealer, act like you could careless if you got that car or truck, if they see you are desperate they will take advantage of you 2- look outside the box, ie, find the small dealership in the middle of where, they will have less foot traffic and more likely to have something 3- NEVER use their financing unless is a promotional rate (ie 0%), the fianance department can, and will, bump your interest rate up to 2% (why pay more per month for the finance guy to get a kick back from the bank. BUT, do not walk in the door telling them you are paying cash or have your own bank check, as they wont even talk to you then, just push off the "payment" calculation by saying "oh ill worry about the payment amounts once we figure out what car/truck i want and settle on a deal" 4- get GAP insurance on your loan, as if you total the car/truck, and you owe $20,000 on it, and all insurance will cover is $15,000 it will pay the $5000 to pay off the loan! now youre not stuck paying $5000 for a car/truck you no longer have, or rolling that amount into a loan on a replacement car/truck, GAP insurance is around $120 total! this is the cheapest insurance you can ever buy!!!! i managed to sell my truck this spring for nearly msrp of what it was new (55k msrp for a 2016 ram 3500 cummins, and got 46k in cash for it with 50k on the clock) and paid off my loan for well more then i owed, went to the bank, paid off my credit card, and a personal loan my work car was taken on as it was too old for a car loan, and put the rest down on a brand new 2021 silverado, got $5k in rebates and $1k off sticker ontop of the rebates. all by driving 20 extra miles one way to a small dealer in the middle of no where, didnt tell them i had a pre-approved loan check at the bank, made the deal, and drove to my credit union, picked up the check, and drove back to the dealer. finance guy was mad as hell and pretty much threw the keys at me, i walked away smiling and got a way better rate then their "best" rate. also, dont overlook private party sales, you can find honest people who will work with you on the car/truck they are selling, and you can feel out how the vehicle was maintained, and maybe get a full folder of receipts of maintenance done to it. if they seem shady, walk away, if they bring out the folder, show you everything done to it, and talk about yep this was done and that was done, and are honest enough to say "yeah, it was in a small fender bender, heres some pictures of the damage" will possibly be more then any carfax will show, i had car i hit a deer with, it never showed on its carfax when i traded it in and looked at the listing when the dealer sold it, but i knew the whole front bumper, bumper support, and rad/core support had been replaced, and the front headlight was expoxied together for a mounting tab. just my 2 cents worth of thoughts

This video saved me $9k.i was about to buy a rav4 hybrid at a local dealership and I knew they were asking above msrp. I assumed everyone was doing that. After watching this video I called around and found a dealership that did not. They are a little farther away and I have to wait a little longer but so worth it! Thank you!!

AMD, you are truly a public servant. Thanks for everything that you do for the Toyota community.

Another good piece of advice would be to invest in a reasonably priced OBD code reader before you go shopping for a used car. Don't rely on the check engine light or any other dash light to tell you if there's a problem because the first thing used car dealers do before the show any vehicle is deactivate those lights. Last year when I was looking for a new, used car, the first car I test drove was a 2014 Honda Civic. It looked sweet & drove sweeter. But when I plugged in my code reader to the OBD port, two fault codes appeared. One of them was for a gross EVAP leak, which was serious. The check engine light never turned on. Also, it's best to plug in the code reader after you've taken it for a test drive. That way, in case the dealer cleared the previous codes from the PCM, the drive may reactivate them.

I noticed this year, rather than charging over MSRP, some dealerships are selling you 2000 or $2500 paint and upholstery protection plan which you don’t find out about it till you get into the finance office. When you tell them that you’re not interested, they tell you that it’s mandatory that you purchase it or you cannot purchase the car

Who in their right man would give AMD a thumbs down! This guy is awesome and helps a lot of people! Thanks for all you do for us! I wish I was closer to Chicago so that you could be my mechanic! Cheers

Our Ford sales manager was terminated over this. He had ripped the manufacture sticker off the more popular cars and told customers the selling price 3-5K above MSRP. He had a USED 2019 Ford F-150 Raptor listed at $79K when the original MSRP was $72K in 2019. The sales manager forgot that people can find the window sticker online and logged complaints to the general manager about the pricing of vehicles. Needless to say, we need a new sales manager now. One thing is for sure, our service department is real busy now. People have decided to hang on their vehicles and repair it instead of paying ridiculous prices.

I have not been a fan of posting comments on the internet for personal reasons, but I have loved all of the videos from The Car Care Nut, and he and other KZfaqrs inspire me to purchase my first Toyota 4Runner 2021 TRD PRO in Lunar Rock at MSRP. Heck, I felt terrible when the dealer offered me $150 off MSRP! Plus, free floor mats and other goodies total $400 off MSRP! The moral is do your homework, and it may take you a few NO’s before you get a YES! I called 20+ dealers around me until I got one 6hrs away with all the goodies mention! Don't fall prey to these legal robberies over MSRP purchases.

Amd , you are an amazing straight shooter and your tips you give to us the average consumer are priceless! Your sincerity and honesty comes right through the screen..thank you I have learned sooo much!

I have purchased many brand new Toyotas , Hondas and Mazdas below invoice. Usually $1000 to $4000 below invoice. I don't recommend anyone paying anything more than invoice. Never go buy a new car when you are desperate for a car. Listen to the Car Care Nut, he really cares👍❤️️

I sold cars for a few years and the average person is clueless and can't even do basic math. Especially these crazy times you give honest and smart info that will these people. Thanks for another great video!!!

I was lucky. I bought my Avalon in May 2020 before the shortage hit and people weren’t buying new cars. Got $6500 below MSRP. Sedans especially weren’t selling. Even better it was a hybrid so I’m saving a lot on gas.

Excellent 💯 thank you! I'm a Own of a 1993 Camry aka Crown the one that has No Computer and Simply doesn't Die☺️ I've 144,569 miles and I change my oil every 3000 miles with Synthetic oil 🪔 it's a little banged up but, Mechanically PERFECT ☺️My local mechanic says it's easy to fix & very cheap to maintain, I've had it since 1995 NEVER a Huge repair 💸💵 Bill. I love your channel & and now looking for a 2006 Camry with a V6 private party sales ONLY 💯💰 Thanks for Everything 💯💯💯💯

He's right. It's almost a war now with dealerships. Even in good times, prepandemic, the extras put on a new car, not options but dealer add on's are nuts! I will add on extra warranty for the power train and the electronics, but that's it!

THANK YOU for the service you render to all of us by your videos, over and over and over!! May God continue to bless you & yours 🙏🏾🌹🌹🌹

Your honesty and concern for the car consumer is deeply appreciated. Wish there were more people like you, not just in the car industry, but in all other walks of life. Many thanks and good wishes for you, as you are also a great mechanic and a great presenter. I wish I could bring my 2007 Toyota LE with only 700000 miles for a complete rehaul. It works great presently, but I am a complete nut for total restoration. Anyhow thank you for your good programs again.

Really needed to see this after visiting a local Toyota dealership!! They made it seem like it was the "last one in the lot"

You keep it real. Thx for talking me out of a new car. I’ll stick with my 194K mile Prius until everything settles.

I wish you all the best too. God bless you! Thanks for giving your good advices so that we don’t fall for scam and inflated car prices.

Excellent, honest and educational videos. Huge service to people. Many many thanks for your time, efforts, filming and sharing your wisdom.

I bought a new car in April and I'm here watching this anyways because you are always so informative. I'm glad to know I got my car when I did because the current market seems terrible. :D

I love your honesty I got a 2017 camry because of your videos. I hope your channel continues to grow. Thank you

When I discovered your youtube channel recently, I assumed you were a Toyota dealership technician who would provide information beneficial to the dealer and manufacturer, above all. This video proves I was very wrong. Thanks for your honest, valuable, informational videos, AMD.

That's why the best now is to get 94 Celica, it only cost $300 and will last forever with almost no maintenance!!!

In Minnesota, my Ford dealer offers 22 orders at invoice. I just picked up my ordered/delivered 22 Ford F350 Tremor at invoice and a 21 Explorer Timberline at invoice . Still great dealers out there not trying to rip off customers

Stumbled across this video and thank goodness!!! I was ready to buy a used 2019 car on Saturday and saw your video Monday night, looked up a new 2022 and BAM it was almost the same freakin price as the 2019!!! Tueaday, I bought/ordered the 2022! Thank you sooo much!!!

Thank you for this video! I’m so glad I followed my instinct and walked away from a 2021 Toyota RAV4 Prime! This dealership added $5K for mark-up, so basically a SE model with XSE price. I also saw a XSE model at another dealership and they added about $15K for mark-up which puts the car over $60K. The sad thing is that someone out there would probably fall for it and pay the premium price.

7:21 that's why I drive a Toyota, so I am never going to be desperate for any new car! Mine is 17 and still drives like a new car for me.

I know someone who’s a finance manager at a dealership in Florida. He’s having the best year in profits for his dealership in the last few years. So yeah, don’t accept over msrp EVER.

Good advice to Heed, AMD. It is the "sense of urgency" that dealers are able to impart that leads to rushed/poor decisions.

Was really looking to get my first car. Thanks to your advise, I'll drive my grandpa's Corolla until things get better, then I'll be able to purchase the vehicle that I really want.

You are absolutely correct sir,that’s the same thing on buying a house at this time whether new or old a lot of owners and agents are taking advantage of the buyers.Thank you for the info sir.

You have been reading my mind. I've needed this info desperately. Have been looking at Landcruisers thankyou so much I'm a novice at buying vehicles Gods blessings!

Thanks for your advice big brother! I totally feel that love that you are giving. 🥰

Wise advice! I hope more people pay attention to this video! Thanks again AMD! 👍

This man is 1000% correct re paying over MSRP! I recently went to a Kia dealership and got the salesman to go 1k under the MSRP ! He started with the chip shortage nonsense and I just told him to Stop! Stop! And if he wanted to make a sale , knock that BS off. He did. When I left the dealership h we said to me,” you’re tough…” lol. Be careful buyers.

Great info. Glad I listened cause I've been looking into getting rid of my old car that seems to be dying, but I feel I can wait a couple years so I'm not under water with a car loan. That's crazy

People who shop for the cheapest insurance premium will run into what you’ve talked about today AMD. Good advice sir!

I was planning on junking my current car in 2020, but that quickly changed. I then decided to delay buying a car until this year, but with prices so high, I decided to just learn how to do as much maintenance as i can on my current car and now keep it as long as I can.

I pre-ordered my 2023 Toyota Venza Limited on October 22, 2022. And picked up the car on December 23, 2022 from a dealership in Clinton, NC 330 miles from where I live. Not a penny above MSRP. The guy was the General Sales Manager. Thanks AMD. You’re the best!

Thank You so much for caring about customers and people in general. It really shows your true Character

Yes great tips. I’ve had extra car rental insurance for many years. Now I have $50 a day for 30 days coverage. Used to have $25 or $30 day but that won’t even cover a compact car nowadays.

I'll take your advice to heart since I am looking again. Thank you. I had a C-HR with 0 interest, smaaall car payment, added features at no extra cost, got it for less than sticker. Researched the heck out of it prior because it would be my first car. Got it during the lockdown when used market was starting to spike. I enjoyed it for 2 years. I took care of it planning to keep it for as long as it would carry me. Then someone ran a red light, couldn't stop cause of the rain, and crashed into me. First car. Only car in my life I'll be able to say grew in value when I drove it off the lot. Haha. It was a great car, sci-fi looking but simple and humble. It kept me safe. Thank God and thank you Toyota. RIP C-HR. Edit: My insurance provider paid out the increased KBB value of the car. GAP took care of me.

I've seen this posted on a website. 2022 Toyota Camry XSE, Auto, AWD, Fuel Economy 25/34, "Call For Price!"

Thanks AMD you speak the truth. As you say shop dealers. They are not all the same. Refreshingly my local dealer offered me a $1,800 discount off MRSP for a 2022 4Runner because of previous family purchases. Good for them. But when I gave them my Extended Family Employee Purchase letter (TMMC Letter) they smiled and said thankyou. I was seriously impressed and they earned my trust. Don't paint them all with one brush in these trying times. I guarantee that this dealer will benefit from word of mouth.

Excellent advice and perfect timing for me! I’m in the market right now and needed all these tips!

Great advice AMD! I'm not bragging, I AM GRATEFUL I bought my prius new in 2019. For ONCE in my life, timing worked to my side. My heart goes out to ppl who are in dire need for a vehicle. My prayers & support goes out to u ppl. Good luck in all u do!🙏

THANK YOU!!! You really do care about keeping people well informed👌🏼

Thanks brother for giving us such important information , on avoiding a huge financial mistake

I’m from Florida and just brought a brand new 2023 4 dr Tacoma for $29.5k out the door. Only had to wait up to 16 days for it to be delivered. Can’t wait should be getting it this week but I did have to put a $1k deposit to lock in the truck but I get it back once the truck arrives but if I back out now I lose the $1k

Wow! Thank you AMD for the great timely information ! More power!

I so admire you and this channel. Speaking of Gouging, I remember when the first Honda Fit came out, on the sticker they had listed ADM $10,000, I asked and the sales person said Additional Dealer Markup, I immediately walked. Never been back! When I complained to Honda, I was told “Dealers can do what they want” Oh really? I Don’t even THINK about Honda’s any more. I also won’t pay “Dealer Fees” which is nothing but fluff. I just bought a 2020 Toyota Corolla with 7,000 miles from CARVANA (WHO DOESN’T CHARGE DEALER FEES) got it for $21,050 + Tags,Title, State Tax. The best part it had 2 oil changes at 3,500, and 7,000 miles , I will continue using your 5000/6 months mantra. LOVE THIS CAR! We are getting 37 CITY/44 HWY in ECO mode. LOVE you,your honesty , EVERYBODY TRUSTS YOU SO MUCH! Peace and God’s blessing, Dave and Lynda

I bought a 2012 camry hybrid after watching your videos. I made them put it on the lift and i conducted a visual inspection myself. Im no mechanic but no fool, and saw no obvious issues like I have seen in some of your inspections videos. Thanks buddy!

Thank you for this! Whether you're talking with a salesman about a new or used car, he or she will try to goose you into jumping for the first deal they offer--right now! They do this by creating a false sense of urgency. "Mr Banks, is there ANY way we can c)ose this sale tonight? The price may rise tomorrow. And if you don't commit to buying NOW another buyer can buy YOUR CAR right out from under you!" The 3 times in my life that I have bought brand new cars from dealers I did my research well ahead of meeting with car sales people and I made it impossible for them to guess what kind of car I really wanted, so they could not hammer away at one deal or another. In 1990 I looked at sedans and small cars and large cars and vans even though what I really wanted was a 1991 Ford crown Victoria wagon manufactured in Windsor Ontario. All the other customers were avoiding this car like the plague and it had been sitting in the dealership room long enough that the expense of floor planning it had gone way over what would usually have been allowed. So I bought the car for 1/3 less than the MSRP. And drove it in 90 pecent of the United States, as well as Canada and Mexico.

Thank you for telling the truth AMD very helpful from an insider to hear these things. In Germany where i live used cars prices have been skyrocketed the last months more than 30%. simply unthinkable and completely unreasonable i think anyone who s looking for a car new or used should wait till this storm is over.

I've been wondering who's nuts enough to pay for over MSRP. You're spot on with remembering that particular dealer, but to start off with, NO DEALER and NO CAR is worth paying over the suggested price.

You are absolutely right, Huge respect for you to make this video

Great advice ! As far as rental cars go, Good luck even getting one.

Yeah, I had one say on the phone that was 180 deg different when I showed up at the dealership. I loved it when he said I didn't say that. And I watched the blood drain from his face when I hit play on my phone. Old habits from my temporary Commercial Truck Driving days. Dispatchers lie too. I then got up and left.

Some of the best advise to be found anywhere. Excellent work!

You hit the nail on the head with this Video alert. Two weeks ago I showed interest for a used car which was priced 27.500€ next day I went back wanting to do the deal, guess what the car was repriced to 31.990€ hehehe of course no deal happened. Let's wait for better times... Thanks for your super interesting videos. I'am a Toyota fan and have a Prius gen3. Keep doing this great learning videos love them and learn something new with everyone of them. Greatings from Lisbon, Portugal 🇵🇹

Always great advice. Thanks for your presentations.

I’m a used car dealer myself. Around November 2020 I was shopping for a used Camry hybrid 2018-2019. They were selling well over $28k at Manheim and adesa auction. This is right before the shortage was starting to open up. I was convinced new car was the best route even as a person who sells used cars. I went to Toyota dealership and Picked up a new 2021 Camry xse hybrid for about $31k out the door. Benefitted off of a lot of manufacture rebates that don’t exist today. Msrp of my car was about $34k at the time.

So glad I found your channel- always amazing valuable content presented in a simple yet detailed way. Thank you sir!!

Love the video! Let me share an analogy. Prescription medication has a MSRP…it is called AWP. You never pay sticker price for medicines. If you have insurance of any kind you are paying less than AWP (MSRP sticker price). You insurance company either bought by you or your employer negotiated discounts from small and large pharmacy chains. So, don’t buy a car if dealer is saying MSRP and for G*d sake above MSRP. Remember, all those fees added….those, too have to go away. BTW, I am a pharmacist and used to work in insurance industry…..and ran the drug benefit….

"Make sure you have rental coverage". But now-a-days it's often difficult to find a rental vehicle. Someone we know totaled her car and couldn't find one to rent even though she had rental coverage. Fortunately she was able to borrow a car from a friend that received a car from a company he just retired from as part of a retirement package.

Excellent content as always. I love to watch your channel. Greetings from Tangier, north of Morocco.

You are an awesome guy! God bless you always and truly appreciate what you do for us! 🙏🏽❤️

Thank you for this video Ive always had to explain to my friends and family that When YOU go to a dealer to buy a car You are the customer and they work for you , and you should ask questions and do your research a few questions is worth a counple hundred or more dollars

Great advice for the times we're going through

I have noticed the waiting area in our local Toyota dealership (Colorado Springs) has a lot more folks than usual....people taking care of their cars, a good thing! I haven't, yet, noticed my dealership marking up prices over MSRP but will be the first to lodge a complaint if they do. My heart goes out to the car salesmen, too...one came up to me and asked if I was interested in looking at cars and I told him I was just here for Toyota parts and he asked if I had any used cars to sell to him...very sad.

I was planning on buying a new Tacoma, I've decided to wait till Summer of 2022 and in the meantime repairing my old pickup which I will be keeping as a backup.

Thank you so very much. Very informative and helpful. I bought a new Yaris GX hatch hybrid 2 weeks ago (my first new car). Wish I could have my car check ups from somebody like you. Greetings from New Zealand 👍😊

Wise words. This gentleman knows his business really well. Excellent video and well worth watching.

Thank you for your honesty and great videos! God bless you!

Thank you for this valuable information. I’m looking for a used car in Houston TX now I can apply your tips and pray I find a decent car at a good price .👍🏽💯

Best advise as a retired mec and car dealer of 25 years. Dont turn up the music ,wind down the windows and drive home as fast as possible. Slow ,quite, listen, watch, smell, at least for the first 30 minutes. The older the car, the longer the time to observe and prepare to stop.

Again I'm left wondering why people are paying premium prices for trucks and SUVs with gas at $4 a gallon.

Absolutely!!! I was, and still am, in the market for a new Leaf or Corolla. I purchased two new cars in the past from a local Nissan dealership. A few days ago they got a new Leaf SV with an MSLP of just over $28,000. Trying to work out a deal, the best out the door price was just over $38,000. They said that the dealer added on a protection plan and wouldn’t remove it. I was furious. I couldn’t get too upset on the phone at the sales lady, because the pricing is not in her control, but, unfortunately, I couldn’t get to speak with the low life owners that set that policy, but if I was in the dealership, I would have yelled out to all the customers thinking of or trying to come to a deal to run out the door. I honestly hope when things pick up, those SOBs go out of business. By the way, that Leaf is still for sale. I wonder why. Some of these dealers are worse than the mob.

Once Again, AMD...excellent and useful information. But you are absolutely correct. When I was looking around for my 2021 Toyota RAV4 Prime around May 2021 time Frame, it was just crazy. I won't mention any dealerships, but they were just so "Greedy" they put "The Midas Touch" to shame. Since I'm in Tornado Alley, no Prime here, Brother. California, Florida, NY, and 4 other states, same story....Take a number! One dealership in Colorado had a Prime, told me $10000 over MSRP!!!! Seriously? Another in NJ, only $5000 over MSRP. Sales person told me he gave me a break. Luckily I found a dealership in Missouri, next door. The only one they had that just..just came in. Got that puppy and She is SWEEETTTTTTTT. Averaging...just on EV alone... 57EV per full charge. YA BABY!!!!! Anyways.. but you're right...I feel bad for people who has to have it "NOW" and pay way over the MSRP.. Might as well buy the entire neighborhood store's rack of Scratch off tickets and might get lucky? Keep up the fire and Keep cranking out these great vids. Take care and Stay safe. JT

Some people aren't afforded the ability to be able to say no to the dealer mark up now. Example an uber driver that makes there sole living driving for a living, and their car gets stolen or wrecked has to have one now ! Or possibly become homeless.. Rental car's in my area are a 3 week wait ,maybe longer if you have a certain category of vehicle you need. Your advice is good because buying a vehicle at inflated prices, now everything goes up,taxes on purchase insurance vehicle registration .. If your forced to purchase a vehicle now make sure it's the make model color that you really want, because your going to be stuck with it for a long time

Thanks for all the advice, I've bought 3 cars in my life: 2 used (full cash) and 1 new (finance). I realize that buying a car is a big investment. The full price is a big part of course but then there's also insurance, ongoing maintenance and eventually all car will break down sooner or later. It's very important to learn about cars. It'll pay back many time over because I'm sure I'll have a couple more cars to buy for myself and maybe even for my family as well.

When you car is totaled your rental coverage is not for 30 days. Your insurance company may give you a couple of days or maybe a week after you get that check from them. The claim is closed when you get that check and they expect you to go and buy a vehicle ASAP with that money since they have made you “whole”. I have unfortunately run into this twice within a couple of years and had to argue with my insurance company to give me a few days as I could not find a used car inside the budget I had with the insurance money. I am in PA and not sure if this is consistent throughput the country or not since each has its own insurance department.

AMD, I definitely fall into that dealership trap, what a shame. I wished I watched this video beforehand. Very informative advice, God Bless You!

Amen! Just bought my 22 4R TRD ORP for msrp in Dec. i was negotiating with them for 45 mins just on the market pricing! They started with 7k over, then 3k then 600 bucks. I walked out. 3 mins later they called me and sold it for msrp. Be prepared to walk! Your points are all on point.

I’ve always said to buy a car from a tech not a salesman. I know it’s not possible. I would buy a car from this guy.

I purchased Highlander 2 months ago and unfortunately had to pay couple grand over MSRP. I went to several Toyota, Honda, Hyundai, Subaru dealers before this purchase and ultimately what pushed me was that transmission on my 2016 Rogue was showing signs of damage. And under advice of a local mechanic I had to start the search. So overall I "saved" on selling a bad car and lost on buying a new one. My apologies to whoever the Rogue was subsequently sold to. In the meantime I'm keeping my 2014 Pathfinder until the market improves from consumer standpoint.

Love this brother, we need more people like you !!! Keep rocking bro !

Thanks as I am on this situation at this time and your video just gave me an excellent info.

AMD, Thanks again for all the sensible advice about coping with the current buying climate. Some viewers may be too young to remember that there was once a time when we did not have to wait for parts to come from 12,000 miles away in order to be able to build cars in the USA and Canada. I hope 'Globalization Mania' has finally been exposed for the sham it is. Let me put it another way, globalization is not the solution, globalization is the problem.

I just did for a GS F, overpaid for one and I don’t think the shortsge is gonna be over soon

The voice of reason! Thanks for keeping my feet on the ground. Great videos. I am learning a lot. Like make oil changes every 5K...

Great video. One area you did not mention is if you are trading in a car on a new model you should negotiate the current inflated price of your trade in not a lower value.

The computer chip shortage is a complex issue. Just as it takes time to build a car... it can take 3 to 6 months to buils a chip, depending on complexity, and up to three years to build a new chip plant at a cost of $8 billion+ dollars. In addition, most suppliers are using just in time order management, so vendors don't have huge buffers. There is also a substrate shortage in the chip industry, so that limits how many chips can be made. Coupled that car mfgs are likely allocating what chips they have to high profit cars, the car supply is likely on high end models... thus the avg transaction price on a new car is over $45k.... which is crazy.

Another outstanding, fair and tempered video AMD! Well done sir.

Thx! Lots of non-car people do not know these very basic things

I recommend everybody in Australia should watch this man braking down how this dealership rip off people. Thanks again👍❤