BREAKING! Dodge, RAM & Jeep Just COLLAPSED! 

Turbo charging and cheap engineering are a guaranteed recipe for engine failure constantly

Them Jeep Wranglers should be like a $30k not $60k+ lmfao

I'll believe it when I see it. All the dealerships by me are overstocked and staying that way. No deals, no price cuts, nothing!

Title is wrong..."Buyers CAN'T pay for overpriced vehicles." The income for most people just can't support such inflated prices.

An American truck needs a V8, the reason people are not buying these trucks too expensive. No truck out there is worth 75 to over 100 grand. That is just ridiculous.

There are still stupid people buying these high priced junk, as soon as you leave the car lot your vehicle depreciated 30 thousand dollars. The financial loarners are done.

There is blame across the board. Fed EPA regulations, Manufactures catering to the top1% of buyers, Dealers adding 'Adjustments' to MSRP, Planned obsolescence and forgetting about the average buyer (The majority) No sympathy...

This company is definitely COLLAPSING! In fact, Stellantis is COLLAPSING so hard that they were only able to pay their CEO a 39.5 million euro bonus in 2023. Yep, definitely COLLAPSING!

I had 3 new Chrysler products. The quality declined terribly and after the last one I said never again. Poor quality and nothing was ever covered by warranty. They reaped the seeds they sowed.

It puzzles me that EVERYONE complains about the smaller engines with turbos and very few direct their anger towards the real culprits behind it. Government mandates have caused this smaller engine debacle...

Turbo engine - risky reliability Dodge turbo engine - very risky NEW Unproven Dodge turbo engine - hard pass

No V8 don't buy

Buy a Hornet and get checked for dementia ...

How many people overpaid for these vehicles in the last few years. 80k for a pickup truck is absolutely ludicrous. Let the games begin…..

Stellantis hates their customers. The entire Dodge/Jeep/RAM entity is being run as if they want to declare bankruptcy. Pathetic.

Stellantis is getting what they deserve for trying to sell their vehicles at such ridiculous prices.

You 'never' buy the new engine the first couple of years. IF you like the V8 - better get it now before they are gone. The problem with this company. I had problems finding a vehicle (Durango) without a sun roof. I would have bought a higher model IF they would have let me get rid of the sun roof. Who wants a EV? Not this guy - ONE commercial charging area in the entire county here. Plus it gets subzero in the winter. Batteries suck in the cold.

I am seeing some deals at my local dealer, about 10 or 15 % off. The problem is that they are still 10 to 15% too high.

With those prices and getting rid of the Hellcat variants. I hope they go bankrupt. It’s time for these crazy companies with their insane prices to go under. Just insane.

Dodge would be delighted to continue making hemis and no nonsense trucks but they aren't allowed to. This situation can be traced right back to the voting booths, shallow minded people and greedy insurance companies!

Right now people only can afford to pay $20000 for a car and $200000 for a house but both of them are double in price on the market

Leadership that sets the prices across many of these dealerships don't have the conversations of eggs, rent, childcare or mortgage. They are in many ways removed from how middle income Americans are making decisions. I say, let'um go under. The power of consumer spending is returning to the consumer.

Hard pass. No need for $1400/month payments, completely senseless.

Phoenix Jeep dealers are discounting Wranglers by $14K

I bought a Ram 1500 Built to Serve Edition in 2021, the Anvil color is beautiful, and the only difference between my model and a Ram Rebel are air bags. I paid $54k and I love this truck. With the rising prices, instead of purchasing a new one I am going to keep it and fix it up the way I want. I have under 34k miles on it and there is no way I’m getting rid of it.

The biggest problem. Is the Ceo. Fire him today. Fire him now. Fire his azz this hour

I remember buying my brand new Sahara Jeep 4dr back in 2013. Paid 34,500, drove it for 50k miles and got 28k on a trade in. The good ol’ days.

My Jeep Wrangler was lots of fun to drive with the roof down and the doors off. It also was the biggest piece of junk I ever owned. Transmission nightmares, electrical nightmares, and so many other problems. The check engine light coming on became a normal occurrence.

Everyone's been saying this for 6 months now. I went to a toyota dealership the other day. They had a 2023 4runner SR5 with 12k miles for $48k. It's an SR5 !!!!! wtf

No V8, no money.

I mean, how many times can it "collapse"? It's like every day with you guys lol.

Currently around us most new rams are 10-15k off and still overpriced.

Dodge is building crap

A lot of this can be blamed on the union's. They demand higher and higher wages and always seem to get it. You dont deserve $60 per hour to install a damn hubcap.

As an old guy, there is No Replacement for Displacement

THE TWO DEALERSHIPS BY ME MOST SALESMEN AND MANAGERS LEFT…..THE HAVE ADS ON EVERY SITE FOR JOB OPENINGS…THEY MUST KNOW SOMETHING….

You are 100 percent correct. Thank you for your true opinions. 😊 old fat Dutchman loves your channel. ❤

They can't sell them but they are not lowering the prices either

If it's got a Fiat motor/////we know how that will end.

Selling a "New" 2023 model which quite possibly could have actually come off the assembly line in late 2022 has to be a mess of problems for the future buyer. First off the depreciation on such a purchase would be impossible to figure out. Will an insurance company quote it as a New car? What about financing a new auto loan on a vehicle that is almost 2 years old? Finally cars are best when they get driven a bit at least once a week and probably at least 5,000 miles a year. God only knows what Gremlins await the buyer for it just sitting outside this long without having it move and having its fluids run through it.

At 5:28, $132,000 for a pickup. That is crazy. My first house was $50,500 and my second house was $98,000. Stellantis executives have obviously lost their minds! What kind of fantasy world are they living in?

The feature is called "adaptive cruise control" and I absolutely love it. When I bought my used Gladiator it had it and I have since found out that it is actually a pretty rare feature in the Wranglers and Gladiators. If you have never had it, you will not miss it. If you highway drive a lot and have it, then it would be one of your favorite things.

Let’s be intellectually honest here though. Ram didn’t get rid of the V8s… The EPA/ Federal Government did. Same thing with the Toyota Tundra and losing the 5.7.

We can thank the US gubment for this wreckage of the auto industry. It is all about regulations.

if prices stay high you will see more places go out of business.

One problem no one is talking about is if the dealers are getting ready to shut down how will people who bought a new one get service? How will warranty be honored? These issues that threaten shutdowns will end up just speeding the shutdown since no one will want to buy a failing brand.

Today's management thinks Quality, Reliability and Service are mere "costs" that can simply be cut. That fact that those things actually need to exist in reality (not just Marketing) to build a profitable company is alien their sociopathic brains.

I love how this guy is just walking around this dodge parking lot talking about how shity their cars are 😂

I remember when I bought a new base 4 door sport (roll up window) wrangler for $18,900 in late 2013. Those were the good ol days.

speaking as a Tesla driver, engine/exhaust noise is just power not making it to the pavement

Looks like somebody has been stealing the spare off those Wranglers.

Communist style central planning (as seen in the US auto market) is ALWAYS a COMPLETE DISASTER!! 🥵

Car market is about to implode. Default loans are sky rocketing and prices are so high no one with 1/2 a brain is willing buy

$68k for a Jeep Wrangler just to go to Starbucks and Walmart and then add a few rubber 🦆🦆🦆🦆🦆🦆🦆🦆🦆🦆🦆🦆🦆🦆 to make it look like a toddler’s is crazy.

The UAW negotiated themselves this fascinating contract, only to now complain that they're not working. Ladies and gentlemen, this isn't 1980.. You work for an overseas company. I just hope the government doesn't think bailing them out a third time is a good idea.

Between the UAW GREED, the ridiculous salaries of the car companies CEO's, and the ridiculous MSRP's, no wonder vehicle sales are horrible. Car lots everywhere are overflowing with inventory. Can you imagine the interest payment each month on their floor plan! Gotta be close to be broke/going out of business.

Don't blame Stellantis. Blame Joe Biden and his stupid bidenomics.

Stellantis has raised their prices 50% in the last 5 years, more than any other car maker. In the past they would have gotten away with it because history has shown that car crazy Americans will pay anything for a new car. But in the highest inflationary time in history people can no longer over pay and nobody at Stellantis realized this! Do these car companies not have economist or at least consult them. On another note, car companies will never, never significantly lower their prices, it's not happened in over 100 years, it's not in their DNA. They will go out of business and the upper management will retire to their yachts or serve on corporate boards. Owning a car is not a given anymore.

BIDENS WORLD..

The problem with all newer vehicles is that ZERO of them will still be on the road at 180,000kms without a major component replacement such as a $15k engine or a non-serviceable transmission.

People need to realize that they probably don’t even need a pickup in the first place. An SUV or minivan pulling a utility trailer is all the capability most homeowners will ever need.

It's not a question of continuing a legacy. If Stellantis sells the Chrysler mark, and the purchaser turns the company around, it makes Stellantis management look really bad. Tavaris is making bad decisions and the board is not competent enough to stop him.

Now customers need to stop buying overpriced, garbage tier Toyotas. The Toyotas of today are not the Toyotas of the 2010s. Not by a long shot.

The only reason Dodge even exists as a brand is due to two things; loyal Ram owners, loyal Jeep owners. Stellantis abandoned both groups to attempt to woo customers that never purchased a Dodge product before. ...luxury car customers. Firstly, those brands have never been a luxury brand, and they do NOT have the reliability and quality expected and demanded by those customers nor is their service department what those customers expect. In this pursuit, they drove up prices FAR beyond what their establishment customers can (or want) to pay and to make things worse, after turning Ram and Jeep into failed luxury vehicles, they then lost those few luxury customers with poor reliability, parts availability and overall unacceptable quality issues. Now, they've lost their frufru customers AND their base customers. No one is buying their overpriced, unreliable vehicles. Bankruptcy is now all but certain.

They don't make 300s anymore. Pacifica only..

Yeah getting rid of the 392 was the dumbest thing I've ever heard!

High price junk. They put it to me. I hope they fold this afternoon!

'That just makes me crap my pants"........best line ever. I drive a 2016 GC. 88k miles and no issues other than oil changes and tires. I guess I'm lucky.

Here in Phoenix area....they act like there are incentives but their really isn't. Cut 30% off msrp and I'll start looking. BTW, my 2014 RAM Hemi gets 21 mpg cross country doing 70-75 mph....just did it....

All American automotive companies are overcharging, and sales are down. Perhaps the goal is to collapse all American auto manufacturing.

Yes prices are too high. Blame the EPA and CAFE standards for the death of the V8. Stellantis also would not pay the carbon tax again more government overreach.

Turbo engine, 50k to over 100k trucks … not thanks. I’ll continue to drive my 2011 Ford F150 with 120k miles for another 10 years

I almost shat my pants when you said "most reliable V8's" Ha Ha Ha!! Ever heard (pun) the Hemi-tick?

Dodge is done, and Carlos Tavares was paid 40million to tank the brand. Hornet for over $50,000 when including taxes? Mission accomplished Carlos.

Do the real math. 60% of the price of gasoline is Government tax, then deduct the fact the the ICE engine is around 40% efficient at best with that 60% going wasted as heat. Then do another calculation. For Stellantis to continue to sell overpriced ICE cars they need to spend tens of Millions to Hundreds of Millions to Tesla to buy regulatory credits to stay open as a company. Then you have another calculation to consider. A BYD gets 2 to 3 times the range for 1/3 the price to 1/6th the price of a Stellantis ICE vehicle. Then add this China is outselling us 5 to 1 in the Automotive market globally. They are building cars the World wants and building for Billions, as we try to sell our horse and buggies to a world of cars. Then we have 2 facts. No Human has ever invented an ICE engine of any kind that doesn't do 2 things, kill us, and poison us. Then consider the fact that the minimal requirement to build a vehicle and sell a vehicle will be that it must be ZERO emission, which no ICE engine can ever be if it burns fossil fuels. BYD will buy Stellantis for pennies on the dollar and turn it into a Domestic EV company to avoid the 100% terriff. Right now BYD and Tesla can buy the top 10 ICE car companies and decimate the entire ICE market. 99% of the people who follow the big oil delusion are basically lobsters in the pot gradually heating till they have no way to change the outcome.

This reminds me of the 80's when Chrysler was putting imported turbo engines in their in their cars. Most of them blew up right after the warranty expired.

You could have a Tesla for that Dodge Hornet, you can see why they aren't selling

Western Kentucky here. The chrysler jeep hyundai dealer have had the same waggoneers wranglers rams and Cherokee L’s for months. Zero price reduction. Really looks like they might sell one a month. No idea how they pay to keep the doors open

In 1973 I bought a brand new CJ5 with roll bar 304 V8 soft top and a 4x4 for the price of 3600 bucks not 34 k but 3400 bucks that just show you how much the dollar has devalued and that’s why we pay so much and one of our great presidents decided to disconnect the dollar from gold to get the prices down the need to hook up the dollar to gold and then you will see prices to be half as much as they are now and the dollar never goes up, unless we hook the dollar to gold and I have not heard any of our new presidents say this so let’s get Trump to do this and we know the Dems won’t bring this up because the first thing is Harris doesn’t even know about this and the Dems want to get rid of the middle class . They only want two classes in this country to have control over its people the rich and the poor now that’s sick makes me think they want us to be like some of these socialist South American countries .

CEOs that ruin their company always never lose any of their own money.

A bit over dramatic on the headline but inventory is building which will help actual transaction prices continue to decrease. Guess is some serious incentive enhancements will hit in October on Ram HD trucks.

I've been a dedicated Ram owner for many years and I would never dream of paying these prices for a truck. I want my truck to carry stuff or tow things. I don't need a fancy living room with heated seats, fancy sound system, or any other stupid options. I want a truck with a heater, A/C and power windows, windshield wipers and a standard transmission. I don't need an 8 speed transmission that shifts by itself. I can shift a standard quite nicely. If Dodge wants to sell me a new truck they're going to have to cut the price by about 40%. Better to make a small profit than have them sitting rusting in dealers lots. The ridiculous prices are killing the company and I'd bet Lee Iacocca would turn over in his grave if he knew what was happening to the company he rescued back in the 70's.

The UAW has went on strike or threatened too until their compensation is around $50/hr. People making $15-$20 can't afford the products of people making $50/hr. It time for consumers to go on strike and refuse to buy over-priced vehicles until the UAW reduces their wages.

Keep your Dodge,in the garage,because thats where its gonna spend most of its time.

Noticed on the Wranglers, all the spare tires were missing, I mean stolen :(

Ford didn’t get rid of their V-8. They have the best V8 1:32 on the market, the coyote. Ford starter the twin turbo back in 2011 and have been some of the most reliable engines, especially compared to the hemi and the GM trash. V8’s

Why have an understressed reliable V8 when you can get a boosted overstressed six?

Carlos Tavares is absolutely destroying Stellantis and all the brands in it.

How in the WORLD do you screw up a company so damn bad. It’s crazy!!! They want high profits margins that bad!!!!!!!! Wow it’s disgusting.

If I had $75,000 to spend on a jeep I’d just buy a g wagon.

I bought my wife a FULLY customized Chevy Van back in 91. I'm talking PLUSH! All the bells and whistles. $24K!!!!!!!!!!

I have been a dodge jeep owner for over 40 years. Never again. They have no support. My 2018 Rubicon had been repainted once. It's already bubbling if the doors and hood. Absolute junk

Someone will pay a ridiculous price to have the 1st E-Charger.

Either Americans need a 60% raise across the board, or our liberal government needs to bring inflation back to 2019 levels. I wouldn't hold my breath for either. People are hurting & it's our governments

Miss leading thumbnail. -58%. Not even close. No dealer is selling a 40k car for 20k.

Don’t buy a car from a company that is going bankrupt! There are hundreds of parts on these cars that will keep them from running. You will need parts! The after market isn’t set up to support these new cars. You will be buying an orphan!

Most manufacturers quit using the inline 6-cylinder because when you get in a car wreck that engine is going to move its way into the passenger compartment

Imagine unironically paying $100k for a plastic truck! LMAO!

All auto makers have been failing for decades. The blame is on unions and emmision regulations. Companies make no profit paying people 8 hours for only work 6 actual hours. So the quality has plumeted over the past 30 years.

My wife has been obsessed with the new Bronco, and wanted test drive one. I told her take the raptor version for a drive and see how you like it. She told the salesman its a piece of guttless crap with that V6 and left lol😂