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But who would buy these junk trucks...You may as well burn your money...

https://www.cherokeetrackhawk.com/threads/stellan ... -35.15777/

50% is a start ... They still have 2022,2023,2024 trucks in stock NEW...

If I even considered these old/new trucks I'd want new tires,battery,wiper blades..

These all need replacement by now from lot rot...Start at 75% off...You can always

go up but it is harder to chisel the price down in small increments...

Consider the depreciation on these trucks,they are 1-3+ years old...

https://www.abc12.com/news/business/stellantis-sa ... 36e9d.html

BigBarney

2 years old and the tires are rotten and the batteries are bad Bring them all to me!

Sounds like some good deals to be had if thats the vehicle someone wants.

I’d love to get a gladiator. Be a wicked fun truck in the summer up here in the mountains.

They over produced after Covid, and raising interest rates and price increases definitely slowed sales.

I've been shopping for a new vehicle, and I think they all suck.
1.5 L engine putting out high HP .Rubber band transmissions.
All built to fail.

And the worst part is all the important information about the vehicle I want to know cannot be found on the OEM website.

These vehicles they are pushing on us and charging big bucks for are nothing more then go carts.

More on the big selloff... Now EV's are at 8% of market in US...



BigBarney

grumpy wrote: ↑Sun. Jan. 05, 2025 7:28 pm I've been shopping for a new vehicle, and I think they all suck.
1.5 L engine putting out high HP .Rubber band transmissions.
All built to fail.

And the worst part is all the important information about the vehicle I want to know cannot be found on the OEM website.

These vehicles they are pushing on us and charging big bucks for are nothing more then go carts.

Tesla is a nice vehicle. No rubber bands in transmissions. I think they are built to last.

ColdHouse wrote: ↑Mon. Jan. 06, 2025 6:35 am Tesla is a nice vehicle. No rubber bands in transmissions. I think they are built to last.

I'm speaking of ICE vehicles only.. and not all of them just most of them.

grumpy wrote: ↑Mon. Jan. 06, 2025 9:47 am I'm speaking of ICE vehicles only.. and not all of them just most of them.

Does that mean that you think that Tesla, not all EV's, are reasonably built and will last?

ColdHouse wrote: ↑Mon. Jan. 06, 2025 10:06 am Does that mean that you think that Tesla, not all EV's, are reasonably built and will last?

I have never looked at them so I have no opinion.