inventory of fresh used seems to be more "normal" in my area of NE Wisconsin

[tjs3922]

I traded in my 2021 Chevy Suburban RST on 10-28-22 (spotless, 39k miles, sun roof, rear media). The local dealer has it listed at $66,899. Sits like a bump on a log they tell me. They also had a great 2019 Premier with 60k miles that sat for months at $44000 just recently sold.

We could be looking at a whole new ball game as we enter 2023.

 

[todayusay]

we got lucky getting rid of our 22 Z71 with 15k on it around Labor Day - market was already turning and had to shop it some but I'd hate to think what we'd get today. Dealer got a little (lot) greedy and priced it $10k over what they paid for it when they said it would bring about $2k over at auction when they bought it...sat for two months and just when I don't see it for a few days it shows back up on the lot the next week

 

[ColeBlooded]

Flagship luxury sedans and full size SUVs are always the first to depreciate when the economy turns.

 

[B-train]

Agreed. The worm is about to turn.....this over inflated market can't last forever. There will be deals again if a guy is patient