Meathead16
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The listing says it's no longer available.. I wonder if OP bought it
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Maybe where you live...... At least 1/2 the triplets in this area come from auction as there are nowhere near enough trades to fulfill demand. Now one that has been to auction several times is probably priced way to high. I don't see any evidence of a rapidly falling market.....I think you missed my point. It's an indication of how the pricing on various classes of vehicles (e.g. large SUVs) is either above, below or in tune with the current market. When nearly all of them are crossing the block as no sale, it means their sellers are pricing them too high because they're trying to avoid taking a bath. In other words, the market for them is falling rapidly.
The car market is extremely area specific. It could be different two towns over.Maybe where you live...... At least 1/2 the triplets in this area come from auction as there are nowhere near enough trades to fulfill demand. Now one that has been to auction several times is probably priced way to high. I don't see any evidence of a rapidly falling market.....
Low mileage cars like that don't last long on the market.The listing says it's no longer available.. I wonder if OP bought it
Got to Luv real data! Thats something we can work with.Here's a helpful chart from Cargurus that's an aggregate for the US used car market since January, 2019 based on listing price data.
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Here's some more good data from Black Book that shows wholesale prices, which is arguably the best leading indicator of what's coming:Got to Luv real data! Thats something we can work with.