Wait, minivans are now $45,000 cars?

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Anonymous wrote:Look at a 1-2 year old Chrysler Pacifica. I bought mine, with tons of whistles and bells when it was a year old and paid $21,000. Much more affordable than new.

No one is getting a good deal on used cars right now.

Sellers are. In 2019, I paid $37k, TTL included, for my 2019 Toyota Sienna XLE from the dealer using Costco's service. Now, I am getting offers in the mail all the time to sell my car for over $30k. Not a chance I'm gonna do that though.

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Yup. Just bought my Sienna for 45. I do love it, though

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These newer cars suck. My 2019 Sienna just misfires and the CEL light is blinking and I baby it and complete all maintenance. through the dealer. Guess what does work? My inherited 2004 Honda Accord that has no car payments. I should sell that oversized junk and buy a 21k Chrysler Pacifica PHEV like the lady above.

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Welcome to Biden's America.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Welcome to Biden's America.

I think you're a loser for bringing politics into this.

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It's been that way for a while

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Anonymous wrote:You don't need a minivan, OP. You can fit two carseats in a Honda Civic.

+1 and there are many cars you can fit 3 car seats in the back seat and plenty of room in the trunk. Everyone with 2 kids these days thinks they need a mini van.