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      05-23-2022, 02:58 PM   #15
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Originally Posted by stoked335d View Post
The rates are not going to drop for many years to come. If this inflation does not come down to normal levels then car prices are going to increase as well. Your only bet for a price break is if supply chain issue is fixed, market is flooded with cars, we get a recession, car sales tank and you get a huge 10% + off like before COVID. Very unlikely. Buy now. YOLO!
I could definitely see demand at the margin beginning to soften. Let's face it, these are gas guzzlers, hella fun, but guzzlers. May be a harder sell in these economic conditions, inflation, gas prices surging to new highs, etc. This could open up allocations and even revert back to invoice+ pricing, instead of MSRP or the ridiculous MSRP+ pricing.
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