today I recommended a bmw e90 to a friend based on the price another friend paid last year. To my shock the prices went up so much my friend could sell his car for a profit today.
hmmm i need to see if the gf can trade in her element for a newer one and pay the same amount… she really likes the ones with the painted fenders
Another reasons for the short supply is less companies providing company vehicles. I know my company did away with them a couple years ago.
Those programs supplied many vehicles on a yearly cycle.
Also, the rental car fleets are holding cars longer and changing mix due to less fleet discounts from the automakers.
Yeah, I think the call the new ones the “not quite as ugly” edition. Chevy did the same thing with the Avalanche when they realized tupperware colored giant fenders weren’t a big hit.
truth, but in its defense, its the only part of her car that doesnt have door dings from assholes in parking lots heh
You can really take advantage of this with your trade in if you can find a good enough deal on a used car. I traded my 2007 Jeep Grand Cherokee with close to 90k miles and got over $2000 more in trade for it than what I paid for it just a year ago. Plus I bought a car the dealer had on their lot for almost 60 days so they knocked like $3000 off the price of that car too. I ended up paying like $21k for a 2007 525xi with 41k miles, smoking deal.