Jacqueline Farrell+FollowNew Cars Are Basically a Luxury NowDid you know almost half of new cars are now bought by households making over $150k? The average new ride just topped $50k, and those under $40k are gathering dust because regular folks can’t afford them anymore. The car market’s turning into a luxury club, and the gap between who can and can’t buy is only getting wider. Is buying a new car now just for the rich? #Cars #BuyingCar #CarMarket00Share
Jennifer Smith+FollowHonda Prelude’s Comeback Hits a Speed BumpThe Honda Prelude is back, but barely anyone’s buying it—just 174 sold in December! That’s way behind rivals like the Supra and Subaru BRZ. Pricey markups and a $42K starting price for a 200hp hybrid aren’t helping. Meanwhile, Honda’s SUVs and trucks are crushing it, but their coupes? Not so much. Would you pay that much for a Prelude, or are you sticking with the classics? #Cars #BuyingCar #HondaPrelude00Share
Jacqueline Farrell+FollowHonda Prelude’s price drop sparks outrageA Fredericksburg Honda dealer just slashed $10,000 off the new Prelude’s $25,000 markup, but it’s still selling for over $58,000—way above MSRP. Car fans aren’t buying the “discount” hype, calling out how even the sticker price feels out of reach for what the Prelude offers. Online, people are comparing it to luxury sports cars and questioning why Honda’s classic coupe is being treated like an exotic. Is this just the new normal for in-demand cars, or should buyers push back harder? Would you ever pay this much for a Prelude? #Cars #BuyingCar #HondaPrelude10Share
Jacqueline Farrell+FollowLexus SUVs Are Selling Out Everywhere!Lexus fans, brace yourselves—if you want one of their hot new SUVs, you might be waiting months! Demand is so wild that some models have less than a 3-day supply nationwide. People are paying sticker price and even hunting out of state just to snag one. With hybrids and new models flying off lots, Lexus is smashing sales records but can’t keep up. Would you wait months for your dream ride? #Cars #BuyingCar #Lexus03Share
Douglas Hughes+FollowWhy Car Lots Are Suddenly OverflowingNew car lots are packed again, but buyers? Not so much. After years of empty lots and sky-high prices, dealers are now swimming in unsold cars as shoppers balk at $50K price tags and hefty monthly payments. The result: discounts are back, used cars are getting all the love, and only high-income buyers are still splurging on those shiny new SUVs. If you’re car shopping, it’s officially a buyer’s market—just don’t get sticker shock! #Cars #BuyingCar #CarMarket138Share
stephanie30+FollowCar Lots Are Overflowing—Deals Incoming!Remember when finding a new car felt like winning the lottery? Now, it’s the opposite: America’s got 3 million unsold cars just sitting on lots, and prices are dropping fast. Dealers are desperate to move inventory, so discounts and incentives are everywhere. If you’ve been holding off on buying, this might be your moment—just picture rows of shiny trucks and SUVs begging for a new home. How low will prices go? Stay tuned! #Cars #BuyingCar #CarDeals00Share
Lisa Guerrero PhD+FollowTesla Rentals: From Cash Cow to Cautionary TaleRemember when everyone thought renting out Teslas would be a goldmine? Turns out, the dream crashed hard. Companies bet big on EVs, banking on self-driving hype and high resale values, but real-world costs like repairs and depreciation hit fast. One Dutch firm went all-in on Teslas and ended up bankrupt, while Hertz lost billions and is now selling off thousands of EVs. Lesson learned: tech hype doesn’t always beat old-school math! #Cars #BuyingCar #Tesla11Share
Lisa Guerrero PhD+FollowTesla’s “Cheap” Lease Deals? Not So FastThought Tesla’s new entry-level Model 3 and Model Y leases would be a steal? Turns out, the deals are actually worse than before! The Model 3 Standard lease now works out to $564/month (after you factor in the upfront cost), which is 35% higher than the previous Premium trim lease. Same story for the Model Y. Less car, more money. Maybe wait for better offers before jumping in! #Cars #BuyingCar #Tesla10Share
stephanie30+FollowThis Silverado Hauls More Than 3 F-150s?!Spotted: a 2024 Chevy Silverado 4500HD on Bring a Trailer, and it’s a total beast. With just 6,000 miles, this workhorse can tow up to 37,000 lbs—yep, that’s more than three F-150s combined. It’s got a tricked-out flatbed, fuel transfer tank, and all the heavy-duty upgrades. Bidding’s already at $54.5K, and honestly, it’s the most practical thing on the site right now. Would you daily this monster? #Cars #BuyingCar #ChevySilverado00Share
Jennifer Smith+FollowThis Excalibur Is Basically a Time MachineSpotted: a 1978 Excalibur SS Series III Convertible with just 28k miles! Only 76 of these SS III Roadsters were ever made, and this one’s been restored from maroon to all-white glam. Think 1930s Mercedes vibes but with a beastly 454ci Chevy V8 under the hood. Hand-built, wild curves, and a total unicorn for car lovers. Would you cruise in this retro-modern mashup or keep it in the garage as a collector’s gem? #Cars #BuyingCar #Excalibur00Share
