Used car prices are insane now.

Dont worry in the next few years they will drop through the floor and second hand dealers know this so are cashing in while they can . In the UK as of 2030 there will be no new petrol or diesel cars on sale so all companies and those able to will be buying electric and trying to sell their old cars . There will be loads of second hand cars on sale with everyone trying to invest in electric .

You should check out the prices for 2021 Pick-up trucks 😳🤪💰💰💰💰💰💰

Just bought a 2022 wrangler, yes expensive, yes cost 150$ to fill it up, but, I ca0n afford it and was my dream vehicle since I was 7yrs... it was my 49th birthday gift to myself

I've had my car two years now. It has increased in value by $4,000.

Look after your Civic. It will last a long time.

Yep for awhile (several years) the smaller used car businesses were not selling much. Now if they have something that is not too expensive and runs good it gets sold quickly and even the higher priced vehicles like work trucks or economy cars get sold too.

The car manufacturers are trying to cut the dealerships out. They want you to order your new car from them. That leaves the dealerships to sell used cars.

Bought a used 2008 G5 when the inflation started and the only reason I slid by cheap was because it was a manual transmission!

I got my Camry just in time. I guess all the components are gathering dust on a ships idling in the ocean

Three years ago I bought a used Kia. The dealer wants to buy it back for $3k more than what I paid.

Yeh we were looking the other day like oh shit, glad we bought when we did

Seems a lot of the "Second chance" lots around here have a limited selection.

I know, before Covid a decent used car was around 8000.

Its the fuel! 😀😀

Let's find the jalopies the gubmint foolishly paid a premium for during the execrable "cash for clunkers" and sell them as vintage rides!👍

Yeah just bought one recently and I was surprised by how much I ended up paying. Significantly more expensive than my last car regardless of what inflation's been doing since 2016

Everything is up