Dodge Jeep & Ram Dealers Are F#@%ed…People Are Broke 

Im not broke, Im just not dumb enough to pay those prices.

Jeep is not a luxury brand

Jeep demanding luxury prices with junk quality

Don’t get screwed and don't buy, Let the car market crash, the bubble has popped. Those over priced vehicles will never sell. Screw them. People hate dealers.

People need to just stop buying any makes or models. They are all way overpriced, Once the manufacturers and dealers start losing massive amounts of money, they will come down to earth on the prices or go out of business. They have over charged far way too long.

Bought a 2023 Dodge Charger couple weeks ago. Went in on a Saturday the dealership played around so I walked out. Monday morning they called back and said we will take this much off. I said, I need a lot more off than that, I cut to the chase gave them the bottom dollar I am willing to pay out the door. They finally called me back Wednesday agreeing to my bottom dollar out the door. So took almost 5 days, but they will break eventually.

All I can think about when I see a 2023 sticker is that ethanol fuel sitting in the tank and lines for 2+ years. and the condensation and rust in the diff/trans/transfer case/oil pan. And the 2+ year old degraded battery. And all the other problems when a vehicle sits for 2 or more years.

I’m from Canada and I see plenty of 23’s still lying around from Chrysler. Serves them right for trying to screw over consumers with garbage.

my smallest violin is playing in the background

Pay $100 grand for a Wagoneer that will leave you stranded by the highway only a moron would do that.

A fool and their money will soon be gone.

Crazy how buying a car became so complicated. A motor and 4 wheels. 😮

I live in TN and the inventory here at pretty much every single dealer I see is absolutely packed. There are rows and rows from Buicks (that are 100% made in China), Toyotas, Fords, GM vehicles, Fiat and Chryslers, even Volvos.

If people weren’t idiots, and didn’t trade there cars in every 3 years then they wouldn’t be buried in so much negative equity lol

All the car dealers will do is complain they are "to big to fail".. get tax payer funded bail out money and continue as usual. We will be forced to pay either way.

Affordability would have been OK in the past but because of scumbag moves of dealerships they traumatized consumers. OEM's are no better.

I bought a car during the pandemic. It was a used Toyota RAV4 for 7 grand in perfect condition.

All I see is overpriced junk.

I wouldn't even consider paying anything over 40k for a used wagoneer. No way jose.

DO NOT arrange a loan to purchase any vehicle. If you can't pay up front full price and take immediate ownership, you can't afford it.

I bought a 2002 Volkswagen Passat 1.8L at 116K miles for only $3,000. That was 8 years ago. Today, the car runs and handles perfectly. It does help to have mechanic skills. I have no regrets whatsoever. Now I have more money than I know what to do with.

I buy three new pickups for my business every five years. During Covid I went into my usual dealership and discovered the price was over $308,000! They even tried to charge me for special air in the tires. I told the salesman he was going to lose a sale and my business for good if he didn’t get real. He smugly told me he could sell them to the next guy that walked in the door. I walked out and didn’t look back. Recently the salesman calls me and wants me back. He can go to hell. I’m keeping my trucks and my $308,000. Let them rot on the lot, which is still full by the way.

If I want to pay six figures for a Jeep Wagoneer, I would rather buy a Mercedes Benz GLS SUV which is a real luxury vehicle

im enjoying this. let the anger feed you. let it guide you. the dealership dark side is the way to power.

problem is people look at what they think can afford to repay in payments.not the price.then comes the shock with insurance and maintenance.Then even bigger shock when they see how much its value is.Then another shock when they see bad reports on the vehicle.I asked a woman many years ago.why she bought her car.when she could of got better car for same money.Answer was.I liked the colour.

I doubt the grand wagoneer will sell for $50K in two years. I'm guessing not too many people would be willing to pay that and by not too many I mean none

Lack of competition from China where you can buy vehicles for half the price. Tariffs from the government to protect unions and American companies.

When they start dropping stickers down 20-25% then people may start buying. But until then they can just sit in them. It’s nice too see many dealers who screwed people in 21-22-23 going out of business. If I knew when they were closing down I would stand out side with a sign saying “ serves your right for screwing the customers”

Only leasing their crappy trucks as it’s great for business write offs and the perks of LLC. Lease and their back to the dealer for trash

In 2020-2022 people paid - Full (Inflated) MSRP - Add on packages - Extended Warranties - MARKET ADJUSTMENTS And they rolled their negative equity into a car, financing 100-140% LTV. Now it's REPO SEASON! 🎉

Just watched an old episode of Top Gear. Why did Ford and GM produce small, economical, cars with standard transmission that were fun to drive but here in North America all we get is gas guzzling pickups and SUV’s. You want to know who created the problem we have today, the car buyers that refuse to drive standard transmission cars that are small and economical. All those drivers that have pickup trucks they don’t need, stop complaining about the price of cars and gas. This is the future you created. The Honda Fit which was a fantastic car is still produced but not sold in North America because of the stupidity of the consumers here.

There's some serious information packed in this 6 minute and 29 second video. Excellent work, it's like watching 20 minutes of Dave Ramsey. 👍

I have the 2025 Trax 24k with sunroof heated seats steering wheel I love this thing I don't drive fast Don't drive like a teenager It will be a decade or more before my car gets 75k miles on it and it's paid for No way will I go into debt for a car The Chevy Trax are selling like crazy where I live i was lucky to find one

On plus side these people never bought the 296 new, I’ve seen people loose over 100k in under a year on those with 2-3k miles on clock

Love it! Lots of deals out there. They will have to bring down the price soon. Imagine picking up a depreciated wagoneer in a couple of years for 50 percent of MSRP! These are good times 😊😊 BTW - that forerunner is a gas hog...that's 10 years past it's best before date.

The hyperinflationary Obiden economy

NO thank you I have a 2008 jeep Cherokee and I payed it of in 3 years I’ve only had to replace the starter 2 times and fixing to put a new power steering pump just think how much money I’ve saved by just fixing my jeep 😎 it’s cheaper to mix it now days .

So much for these experts saying that the prices will go down and there'll be huge discounts.

I had 2 drive 163 miles to get my 4runner in 2022.. what a pain it was to find a dealer to sell at Msrp.

I like ur videos good job and yes the price are insane

I leased a 2021 Toyota Corolla hatchback se during the pandemic Dec 2020. and bought out my car when my lease was going to mature.

One more reason why Dodge trucks and performance vehicles are doing worse it's because the engines are very expensive to upgrade opposed to Chevy and Ford including cheaper performance aftermarket support !!

Thomas, you have the gift of gab. You should get a job as a salesman at the dealer.

The Silverado ev lost 40 precent of its value and it’s a 2024 insane

i will never and would never pay those prices, these car manufactures did this to themselves, pure greed and stupid decisions.

This is biggest issue with nearly all Stellantis products and to some degree Ford and GMs.. Covid has caused American brands to inflate their profits and they did it by getting rid of cheap models....will be interesting to see if a huge recession is around the corner, no way all this doesn't have a huge impact somewhere and what is going to pop..

Those Silverado EV’s are the biggest joke in the car world. 80k+ for a work truck. Just get a top end f150 lightning if you want to spend that much on an EV.

Corporate and dealership greed aside, a lot of consumers are dumb, or at the least gullible, they are like deers in the headlight when they see a shiny new car with all the bells and whistles and got talked into signing the paper whether they can afford it or not. Once you sign it's your problem.

if you pay that price you deserve no respect or love from anyone.

If people got stuck paying the ridiculous prices in the last few years it is 100% their own fault and they deserve to be "stuck like Chuck" it's never been easier to know if you're paying too much for a vehicle

50 grand in two years these stearlerships won’t move on that price

Chev wants a base work truck Colorado 4 cylinder in Alabama 32k!!!

Imagine the lot rot setting in.

Light flashing as interest on floor plan increases

$100k for anything other than an exotic super car is just fucking stupid. Absolute top level trims should be no more than $50k when it comes to these consumer level vehicles.

Jeep has succeeded in becoming a luxury brand and has priced regular people right out of the market

If the drivetrain holds up I'd actually like to check out a fully loaded wagoneer in two years for 44k.

$49999, 2-year bumper to bumper 3-year extended bumper to bumper with purchase

Just here for the comments.................Awful

These consumers who paid over MSRP, markups and add-ons were plain DUMB.

Another great video

I like the Ram 1500 Limited trim but worry about the quality once you get to 100K. Will probably pass even though I know great deals on these trucks can be had for the next year or so.

I drive a 2001 truck and doing fine without a new car😅

117k usd for that wagooner POC. Drive that lemon down the road its worth 70. who buys that

Help chuck get unstuck😂

Stellantis is the new 80's GM

It's the stupid consumers fault for buying not manufacturers fault.

Omg they have 2023’s !!!! What are they going to do with all these vehicles ???

Great video 😊

Stuck? I have two 1994 Dodge diesel trucks. No repairs in all that time. If their ego is so fragile that buying something new gives them self worth….well…..🤡😎

The chickens have come home to roost.

Someday you will be able to walk these lots with your grandchildren, and you can tell them that you remembered when these were brand new. “That was a long time ago wasn’t it grandpa?” 👨🏻‍🦳👦🏼

For 117k I can go buy a 2024 BMW m4 competition 😂

How much of a role do "green" government regulations play in the inflation of these vehicle prices? Does anyone know? I am talking about regulations that force manufacturers to engineer and produce the vehicles in a certain way to satisfy government mandates.

Chrysler! 😂😂😂

50% off sale

Question? Will the coming election have anything to do with buying a new car?

I like that phrase; Stuck like Chuck

2023 Cherokee is a used car.

it's pLandemic

Reality bites!

shocking another let it rot video

What is this the 100th time you’ve uploaded the same video? Should get a bit more creative