Local GMC lot actually starting to fill with inventory. Ford lot staying right around a dozen new F-150.
Drove by the GMC Cadillac dealer yesterday and they were about half full. Way more cars than I've seen since the start of the pandemicLocal GMC lot actually starting to fill with inventory. Ford lot staying right around a dozen new F-150.
People are cancelling orders now that interest rates are on the way up. A whole generation of car buyers thinks 0% financing is normal LOL
People are cancelling orders now that interest rates are on the way up. A whole generation of car buyers thinks 0% financing is normal LOL
The three most recent generations are morons.People are cancelling orders now that interest rates are on the way up. A whole generation of car buyers thinks 0% financing is normal LOL
I'll add to that.We're still seeing rates in the 3s and 4s for the most part for prime buyers. I haven't had anyone cancel due to interest rates, yet.
I'll add to that.
If I was buying a new vehicle, the interest rate wouldn't shy me away. You can always "HOPEFULLY" refinance later on down the line.
Damnnnnnnnnn. lolI don't know if I would count on that haha
I would bet the 3/4 area will be about as low as it gets in the next 10 years.
Damnnnnnnnnn. lol
That still wouldn't stop me. Although, it would be nice to have a lower rate, "HOPEFULLY" sooner than later. lol
The three most recent generations are morons.
Still better than Z, millennials, etc..,
Let’s not forget that the boomers are still in charge eh?
Another factor to consider is that there really isn't enough people to replace the boomers. That was/is a MASSIVE generation...With what I'm seeing in the construction field. Knowledge is worth bank. Boomers are retiring at a fast pace, and the past recessions closed the door for many up and comers. It shows from the top down. From Architectural firms down to simple labor. Experience pays well. Many of us would enjoy handing over the reins, but few would know what to do with them.
Another factor to consider is that there really isn't enough people to replace the boomers. That was/is a MASSIVE generation...
If not... we have to rely on these idiots.Key issue here, and not fixable.
Hopefully the growth of automation can help offset the loss of workforce.
Key issue here, and not fixable.
Hopefully the growth of automation can help offset the loss of workforce.
You know another note to this...With what I'm seeing in the construction field. Knowledge is worth bank. Boomers are retiring at a fast pace, and the past recessions closed the door for many up and comers. It shows from the top down. From Architectural firms down to simple labor. Experience pays well. Many of us would enjoy handing over the reins, but few would know what to do with them.
You know another note to this...
I truly blame the MASSIVE push towards College over the Trades.....
So many people these days dont want to work with their hands and go through an apprenticeship, become a journeyman and make bank....
Theyd rather pull their pud in a cubical than do actual work. It baffles me.
Just in this industry alone, I've got 18-22 year olds working for me CRUSHING it making great money while Engineers fresh out of College with a fancy piece of wall paper are getting paid HALF what these kids are making.