So your telling me!?

A billboard up the street from work for the place Area 51 states buy 1 get 2 free I’m pretty sure. So who’s got the shortage?
 
skyhighZJ said:
So, shit paper, lumber, gas, now fireworks. This is just too good to be true.


-no one
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Dont forget about no microchips…impacting the used/new vehicle market as well. That one one is actively pissing me off.
 
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skyhighZJ said:
I don’t even think about it cause I have not, will I ever, own a new vehicle
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Lack of new vehicles is driving the price of reasonably priced USED vehicles sky high

See Reagan: trickle down theory
 
CasterTroy said:
Lack of new vehicles is driving the price of reasonably priced USED vehicles sky high

See Reagan: trickle down theory
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Oh I see it I’m just saying that keeping a vehicle is an option. I just don’t see the turning a vehicle over every year or two. Hold what you got and drive it and the used market wouldn’t be so strapped. Just my .02
 
skyhighZJ said:
I just don’t see the turning a vehicle over every year or two. Hold what you got and drive it
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WERD

I'm still rocking the 05 I've had for 11 years now :cool:
 
skyhighZJ said:
I don’t even think about it cause I have not, will I ever, own a new vehicle. And the used market isn’t even on the radar right now cause I’m holding tight with the vehicles we have.
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skyhighZJ said:
Oh I see it I’m just saying that keeping a vehicle is an option. I just don’t see the turning a vehicle over every year or two. Hold what you got and drive it and the used market wouldn’t be so strapped. Just my .02
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Yeah...I generally start looking once a vehicle hits the 200k mark, and want to have it replaced by 250k with something 2-3 years old. Currently, if I want to get exactly what my wife has, same year and same miles...it's $10k more than what I paid 3 years ago for half the miles and a 3 year newer vehicle.
 
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CasterTroy said:
Lack of new vehicles is driving the price of reasonably priced USED vehicles sky high

See Reagan: trickle down theory
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Yep, just this week the dealer offered me $10k more than I paid for my 1500 a little less than a year ago. If there was anything else I liked (that I could find) I'd be all over it. I've made money on cars I've bought used but never new before....
 
i see said the blind man.
I was stuck on the billboard which correctly used your
 
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