Some used vehicles now selling for more than original sticker price

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13 thoughts on “Some used vehicles now selling for more than original sticker price

    1. I was thinking the very same thing when a splash ad popped up on my screen and I had to close it out. Double dipping?

  1. Now that they’ve successfully breached $3/gallon, as soon as Biden & Company run the price of gas up closer to $4/gallon, the used vehicle market is gonna change dramatically, as will the demand for new trucks…and I’ve been in the business more than 40 years…

    1. I missed the place in the Constitution stating that the president has the power to set gasoline prices. Learn something new everyday. But if this is so, then why did Donald Trump also set prices at about this same level (OK, minus a few pennies) in both 2018 and 2019? Was he trying to destroy the auto industry, too?

    2. Thanks Steve….I’ve heard this from others as well. I’ve had to inform them that gas was exactly the same price (within pennies, as you say) in 2018 and 2019 as it is now. My assumption is they blamed Trump & Company for the high gas prices at that time too! (I somehow doubt it…..)

  2. Funny thing, intellectuals Steve and Matthew, as soon as Trump green-lighted the pipeline, prices started coming down, and would have stayed down had that idiot currently in the White House not genuflected to his supporters/handlers (think Warren Buffet) who stand to make a lot more money if oil continues to be transported on their railroads….a helluva lot riskier to the environment and the towns through which those loaded tankers pass than a modern-day pipeline would have been.

    The President may not “set” gasoline prices, Steve, but policies he and his handlers promote will influence markets for any commodity. Nice try, though, at being humorous…but don’t quit your day job for one as a comedian just yet.

    1. Ugh. Get a clue about the world-wide demand for oil, the national market for refining, and you’d realize today’s price has nothing to do with some puny pipeline of tar-sands oil in Canada.

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