$100,000 Trucks STOP SELLING! Buyers DONE With High Prices On Trucks. 

The Truck Market Just COLLAPSED! Buyers WON'T PAY For OVERPRICED Trucks. => ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-O9AOxwjuTYQ.html

Even if you had $1M in the bank, why would you spend 10% of that on a depreciating asset with high insurance costs?

I wouldn't pay HALF of what they're asking for these trucks.

Any middle class person who will even consider spending 50 too 100 thousand dollars for something to drive is simply foolish, full stop.

Even toyota is building cheaper trucks and charging the same insane prices. I asked a Toyota dealership a week ago to knock off 7K or else I’m walking. They laughed and they said “No way! You are crazy?” Yesterday, that same dealership called me and knocked off 5K. I still said it’s still not enough off because of taxes, high interest rates, and high MSRP. If everyone holds out, we will all get a good deal on cars and trucks. Stay strong everyone. DO NOT BUY until prices come down 15K to 20K.

I drive a 2015 Ram 1500 Big Horn and cannot ever see me buying a new truck again for the rest of my life. Like most people the companies priced me out of the market forever. Every truck you show in this video is truely worth half the money they selling for.

Higher prices and they are complete junk

The prices are ridiculously overpriced. I hope we see many dealers go under and the manufacturers struggle as well. The whole industry needs a reckening.

Problem is there is just too much tech in these trucks. Give me a bare bones 4x4 with a big V8, manual transmission, A/C and a decent stereo. I don't want or need anything else.

My first pickup cost $750. Drove it all over the United States. Second truck I bought was an 88 Dakota with 4WD. $1,800. Drove it over 400,000 miles, and it’s my daily driver. Last truck I bought was $2,800. 1992 Ford 4WD with 300 engine and 5 speed manual. It will eventually replace the Dakota. I can’t imagine spending over a few thousand for a pickup. Those trucks would probably be unsuitable if I lived in LA. But I don’t live in LA.

I have an 09 Ram 1500 5.7 Hemi with 186,000 miles and started looking at new trucks. After looking at the prices It was easy to just upgrade mine with a remanufactured engine, by Jasper, new car seats, tires, rims, and radio with backup camera and navigation. Yeah, it was expensive, but no comparison to buying a new truck.

Modern vehicle pricing; not just trucks, is absolutely RIDICULOUS!

These CEO's are absolute clowns. They should be bounced and hired by Disney because they are living in fantasy land.

Corporate greed out of control. Quality down prices up. Go figure...

Coming from a family who owns a GMC Dealership, I remember having a conversation in the 1980s Trucks would never sell at 20k. This pricing is nuts. The only Brand new Truck I ever bought was a 2000 3/4 ton two wheel drive off the commercial lot for 19k. I still own it today. All these truck makers can keep there over priced crap.

I think OEMs raised MSRPs because they saw the dealer markups and wanted a piece of the action. The problem is they lag behind the wild market fluctuations, so when the market tanks they are caught out.

They take an already overpriced truck at $80k and double down and throw some junk on it and double the price. Do they not understand we want our $30k or less trucks back.

People have reached there limits. Financially and/or just fed up with the whole system.

CEO's are in a race to see which one can be crowned "most out of touch with the consumers". Or they're trying to one up Congress' being out of touch. Either way, we all lose.

Before the pandemic I was contemplating buying a new truck but after seeing how unpredictable as well as how trash new trucks are I’ve decided to stick with my 2003 Silverado. $35/month insurance, still quick enough to keep up with the traffic here in DFW, only had to spend $7k on repairs over the last 100k miles. Damn sure beats a new car payment and full coverage.

Those trucks can rot on the lots. They are insane asking those prices.😖

Stellantis brands have raised MSRPs 50% over the past five years. They're out of their minds.

Out of their minds imo as no one should tolerate the sheer greed of these corporations.

I have been saying for over a year that the manufacturers are completely out of touch with reality. Every vehicle on the lots are priced double what that should be!

I'm glad I came across this video. I thought I was losing my mind not agreeing with the ridiculous, overinflated prices of those vehicles. Every time I took my Tacoma to the dealership in Tustin, I would walk around the area and see Dodge Rams, Ford F-150s, etc. with ridiculously high prices. I could not understand how they could be priced so high; over 100k. I've always found Dodge Rams and Fords to be ugly. I rented a Dodge Ram in November when having a rack installed on my Tacoma. It was the worst truck I ever drove! There's no way that truck is worth 100k; not even 50k!

In NH my local RAM dealer is selling under MSRP, like a $64232 2024 2500 Big Horn 6.4 4x4 for $57452. If they dropped it another $17k I'd have to think about it. It has $8k in options, of which I'd like the 8.4" display, Android auto, and the limited slip diff. Only. That should bring it down to $50k.

They are overly priced to recover the loss from their EV counterparts 😅

If the manufacturers want the high prices then they have to cut production drastically, but if they want sales they have to drop the prices drastically

And the housing market is even worse… prices doubled or more in the span of 3-4 years.

We still have tons of $$$$ here in the USA, lots of trust fund kids. These trucks have for sure slowed down in sales here in NW Arkansas. This is a very wealthy clean area with lots of money and people are still buying these here... My Cousin is the inventory manager at the Ford store here and they just sold 32 new trucks in the past 2 weeks for emergency tax write offs for the buyers... Great video...

In 1972 my parents bought 10 acres and a 4 bedroom house for 40,000 in Iowa. The United States is beyond broken. I'm 61 years old and I deeply feel sorry for the generation of 35 years old and below. How are they going to live normal lives?

I will keep driving and maintaining my 2007 Pontiac Vibe.

We've been buying late 90's garage queens and running them with great success. People wonder how we do other things. We say; Easy, no car or truck payments. Also no huge monthly insurance bills. It's been mind boggling for us to watch people dump loads of money into depreciating liabilities. We've also seen a pseudo big shot get his repo'ed. If you own a business and need them to work, I would still buy used in this climate.

In the 70s a lot of dealers were stuck with massive gas guzzlers unable to compete with the smaller imports. I think we are going to see the same. The big 3 depend on selling these ever bigger and more complicated trucks. It doesn't take much for people to suddenly demand cheap economic compact cars.

This is not only affecting the full sized truck. It’s also affecting the mid size trucks. I was looking at sell my 21 Tacoma TRD OR I paid 35 k and getting a 24Tacoma TRD OR. Based off what I’m seeing on forums the same options is running 47 ish before mark up of 2-5k depending on dealer. I’ll keep my truck and run it into the ground before I pay those kinds of prices for mid sized truck.

Back in 2016 I purchased a new RAM 3500 4X4 Crew Cab Tradesman with Cummins 6.7 for $48,000. I'm guessing this same truck build would be over $70,000 - $80,000. Insane. I'm thinking the repossession rates has or will go up with these much much higher prices. Not much different than the insane housing market.

since most of the trucks in my area are rarely used as trucks.i viewed them as status symbols or 4 wheel drive ipads.many never hauled 700 lbs except for their passengers after thanksgiving.

Wait until people find out GM has stopped accepting engine cores with major failures and now it will cost around $18k to replace a small block instead of $13k.

141k for a toy truck.....GTFOH FORD, you're drunk, go home!!!

Automobiles prices has been jacking up after COVID, and they not drop back down, crazy world nowadays.

New 2017 Ram 1500 Laramie V8 Hemi with most of the amenities including a sunroof was $40k. What’s happening today is nothing less than evil.

Thanks for the video, saved me from wasting my time shopping for a truck. Just keeping mine until the wheels rust off.

95% of people that drive a full-size truck don't need on never tow never haul anything

Most of those trucks that are over $100k plus your insurance you’re looking at almost two house payments for your average home owner for the next 60 to 72 months financed. That’s just crazy.

Imagine spending over $100k on a luxury "workhorse" that'll have transmission issues at 40k miles

If you've hired a concrete worker, builder, electrician, plumber recently you know that they can most definitely afford these trucks at those prices! 😂😂

This reminds me of what a guy in the marketing department at work said "I'd rather sell 1 500$ dollar bag than 10 10$ stickers." Companies just want the whales these days. They want to skip over anyone making less than 75k.

Dealers and car companies saw that people are willing to spend exorbitant amounts way beyond what they would normally budget during the pandemic. They realized that people will overpay as seen with people paying tens and thousands of markups. They’re now realizing that those times are over and stuck with this overpriced inventory.

"market adjustment" - give the dealership even more money for absolutely nothing.

I recently had the engine go out on my 2015 F-150 with 180k miles on it because if an oil pump problem (not necessarily Fords fault). I had a brand new engine and new twin turbos installed in it for $17k rather than look at buying a new truck because oh what new ones cost.

Glad I still got my 2002 Tundra 21 years after buying it. It has 113k miles and will last 20 or 30 more years easy and it's value hasn't dropped much since considering how old it is

Only a matter of time before these insane auto CEOs go asking for a bailout. All that junk is going to keep piling up.

To put things in perspective, I bought a new 2012 Silverado 2WD 4.3 6 cylinder extended cab with the LS package, bedliner, locking rear, heated mirrors, etc. for $26,269 out the door including taxes. The sticker price was $30,4xx (can't remember the exact dollar amount). I still have the truck and it's been very dependable and has never been to the shop for anything. If we could get more basic trucks like mine these days that would be good. I realize mine only has a six cylinder, but back in the day they put sixes in one ton trucks.

These dealerships have lost their minds the greed has only gotten more greedyer an absolute joke... I only hope they all fold up & go under completely...

This might be a bad comparison,but in 1967 my parents bought 2 acres of land, built a three bedroom, bath and half home, with two car garage with a 65 foot by 20 foot asphalt driveway for only $19000.00. Then a year later my father bought a new Chevy impala for $7000. What the hell happened to this country?

Bought a 2006 4runner with 180k for 8 thousand 2 years ago. 220k on the clock and still runs like a Swiss watch.

These manufacturers think everyone makes $250,000 a year.

I can afford one of these pavement princesses, but I refuse to pay these prices.

Found a ram 1500 classic tradesman 4x4 with the hemi for 32k online. Called dealership and they gave me an otd price of 44k. I laughed and said goodbye.

Chevy dealer here in Tennessee had $4000 of add-ons on a new Blazer. $1800 of it was for “Chevrolet Guarantee” or something similar. Salesman said it’s so that when you trade in vehicle, they wouldn’t deduct anything for any scratches or whatever else was wrong with it. I’m used to the usual add-ons like window tint, nitrogen filled tires, paint/fabric protection, but I’ve never encountered anything like this “Chevrolet Guarantee.”

For comparison. My 1996 F250 Crew Cab Diesel truck XLT trim with power everything was just shy of $29,000 new off the lot. That calculates to about $55,000 in today’s dollars only accounting for inflation. That same spec of truck today would be about $90,000. So almost double what it “should” be, however; I think about labor costs, engineering costs, transport costs, material costs on and on. My 96 Ford was basically the same truck they released in 1981 as part of the F series refresh, aside from the front clip and dash. so it was a 15 year old platform at that time. Not defending the cost of new trucks, and I do believe they are out of sight, but just the end cost doesn’t tell the whole story.

Trucks were built for the working man originally now it’s the Mega rich ! I know this was a long time ago but in the 80’s I bought a brand new Nissan truck for $6300 out the door ! It was stripped with no carpet and crank windows ! I needed a truck for work ! My home was 54K on a acre with a pool ! What the Hell happened 😡 Nothing in these new trucks are worth that money 💰

A decent truck should cost 40k to 60k today. Agree?? What's wrong with all the manufacturers and dealers?

My friend is a general contractor and had to replace his truck during the chip shortage. He got a GMC Denali that was (gasp) over 100K. Now, it is a nice truck and it has all sorts of cool electronic bells and whistles, but when push comes to shove... it is a pickup truck. Normally, I would be thinking about replacing my car around now, but hell no. There has to be reasonably priced vehicles available. When my daughter needed to buy her first car she had saved up quite a bit and wanted a new car. This was also around 18 months ago. Honda stopped sales of the Fit in the US, Hyundai didn't know when they were going to get an Accent, and we wound up at the Kia dealership which could get her a car. However, we had to pay an up charge as well as a bogus "lifelong warranty" fee (and they also wanted to sell her an additional warranty contract). The salesperson was slimy (multiple "talk to the manager, "etc.). We negotiated the best we could and she bought the car. I have no complaints about the Kia, but I will never use that dealership or recommend it to anyone. In fact, I would think twice about going to any Kia dealership because of my experience. They went for blood. They took a potential return customer and converted them into a one time sale. Cars often sell on sizzle, but that can only go so far. An average person simply can't afford a 100K car or even a 75K car.

Rule of thumb. NEVER buy a vehicle that costs more than you make a year. Ever!

This is why I am rebuilding a 1992 Ford F250 XLT 7.3 IDI with a 5 speed trans .probably come in around 12,000 for the overhaul. Beats the new price

It's about time! Those ugly plastic pieces of crap aren't even worth 20K

Banks are getting tighter on lending. Rich people who can afford to buy outright probably aren't interested in dropping 100k+ on a truck. The economy is slowing down but some dealers are in denial by keeping prices high.

Keep raising prices so even less people will buy them. Good business practice. 👍

I bought my 5th gen 2019 ram 1500 bighorn during the COVID lockdown used 2020 april. 9k mileage for 36k. Still loving it and used it to haul bikes, motorcycles, building materials when doing DIY at home. With the truck prices nowadays, I'll drive it until it don't start anymore.

It's crazy that I own a 2018 F-350 Powerstroke Platinum I bought new for $72,000. Holding on to that truck forever!

I’ve bought every model of Ford including the Mustang 2, Bronco, Thunderbird, Taurus and my 2015 F150 (2015) all new. This year I bought my daughter a Honda Accord and a Toyota Corolla for myself. At those prices, Ford clearly couldn’t give a crap about the customer sooo…. Goodbye forever. Edit: year of the F150

These prices are insane and would never pay that! I got a 2017 ram 2500 hemi brand new out the door for 36k, crew cab, 4wd, tradesman.

The dealers have to pay interest on all the trucks they order from the manufacturers. Then they add all this aftermarket shit, make the sticker 100 plus and it rots on the lot. So the dealer gets the shaft, I LOVE IT.

I'll never pay that much for a truck. I would be afraid of taking it to the feed store, nursery, home improvement store, or even camping. If I dent or scratch my current truck, its not a big deal. If I spend $100k+ for a truck, I'd be paranoid. Not worth it.

You can still buy houses for $100,000. The auto makers no longer make single cab trucks with manual locks and windows, no base options. Nobody wants to pay $100,000 plus for a truck. Id rather have the house!

They can keep their Crappy Junk! Even if they dropped price by 50%, I wouldn’t buy.

I’m ready to buy but not with those prices

My favorite truck was a 1975 f100 that had an inline 6, 3 on the tree, manual brakes, manual windows, vinyl seats, and a rubber floor. It also had an am radio.

775 horsepower in a truck that can't go around the corners can't carry anything can't pull anything without tearing itself to pieces and gets about 2 mi to the gallon for 140k.... Now tell me how stupid people are for taking out student loans for useless degrees ?

I smell bankruptcy in the air.

Those prices are insane! Over 100,000 thats just too much. Heck $80,000 is too much for the average American. 😊

interesting to see what the prices will be on the ram diesels after the huge 1.6 billion dollar fine from the epa

I have a 07 Ford diesel with 80K miles and have done a few things to it. I thought of getting rid of it until I started looking at the prices of new trucks. I will keep my current truck and fix what ever it needs along the way which will never add up to those ridiculous prices.

I have a buddy that just bought a new Ram 2500 Rebel and thought nothing of it , better him than me . Got my Tacoma new in 2015 paid it off in 4 yrs and now has 118.000 miles , Im 56 yrs old and dont plan on another new vehicle . Drive a $2500 Crown Vic for my daily for almost 3 yrs .

$100,000 price tag and 9% interest. These woke companies have way over played their hand!

If the dealers are done with high prices….. why are the prices still high?????? I have been waiting for this “collapse “, and all these trucks are still 85-100K! How are people affording this?

Yep I want that Denali but I’ll be damned if I’m paying 100k for it. 60 TOPS!

My 21 Tacoma still has more than 90% of its original value, which is about half the price of a TRX, which will be my next trade up before they go bye bye. You can play the game or let the game play you

They're completely out of their mind but not as far out of their mind as any person WHO BUYS ONE anywhere NEAR those prices!!

Shelby and Roush used to mean something. Now its just stuck on craps.

The entire truck market needs to struggle for quite a while to bring those prices down. Ford, GM and Chrysler are going to hit very hard times and be the beginning of the new truck recession.

Should be doing Class Action Lawsuit against all the companies because they owe the money back to the people for those loans and for stealing the Credits

Imagine trying to get all the gravel out of all the nooks and crannies of a 12 function tailgate!!

Sticker shock was a long time ago. I can still remember the first car of over $10,000! Have an extremely difficult time paying over $15,000! No way that I’m paying this amount for a truck. I’ll just keep my $15,000 truck running and watch it go up in value!

I'm a tech at Chrysler. We just received some 2024 ram2500. Msrp was 94k Laramie trim and 104k for a limited trim. 😆 🤣 😂 😹

Mom - "Who can afford these trucks?" The answer is very few, but everyone buys them with credit to keep up with the Jones.

I wouldn't waste my money on any of them 💯.

Good information. New subcriber. Keep me informed on when these dealors realize that these trucks are overpriced for the majority of consumers even when discounted 50%.

I bought a 2017 Silverado LTZ, Loaded 4 Wheel drive for around $40,000. Now has 113000 miles and only major repair was trans had to be replaced at 103000 miles. Serviced regularly, knew the trans would go bad because of its history. Still pretty good truck for the money. Now 6 years later that truck would be $80000, I can t believe people would be so stupid to pay these prices. I say let them go broke, just hope the government doesn’t bail them out.