Anonymous
Post 10/20/2022 16:25     Subject: Apparently new car demand is still high - 18% “market adjustment”
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:I think the market will correct as lots of people are holding on to cars while things even out.

Of course the market will correct. The question is when? Since the begin of 2022, people are saying the market will correct and cool down
but it's still not happening. Yes, it will eventually correct maybe in 3 years?


It already has for ICE vehicles. OP is talking about an EV SUV. In case you haven't noticed car companies are heavily advertising discounts again- they weren't even bothering a few months ago.
Anonymous
Post 10/20/2022 16:23     Subject: Apparently new car demand is still high - 18% “market adjustment”
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Sure, electric EVs are hot. But plenty of other cars aren’t selling for MSRP.


Which ones?


Off the top of my head: Subaru Ascent, Honda Pilot, and VW Atlas are all selling below MSRP right now. I don't happen to like any of them, but I wish I did.
Anonymous
Post 10/18/2022 21:44     Subject: Apparently new car demand is still high - 18% “market adjustment”
Anonymous wrote:I think the market will correct as lots of people are holding on to cars while things even out.

Of course the market will correct. The question is when? Since the begin of 2022, people are saying the market will correct and cool down
but it's still not happening. Yes, it will eventually correct maybe in 3 years?
Anonymous
Post 10/18/2022 12:57     Subject: Apparently new car demand is still high - 18% “market adjustment”
We’ve been trying to hold out for a hybrid or EV but the repairs are getting too frequent and too $$ on our current car. Oh well, an ICE vehicle it is.
Anonymous
Post 10/17/2022 23:44     Subject: Apparently new car demand is still high - 18% “market adjustment”
I think the market will correct as lots of people are holding on to cars while things even out.
Anonymous
Post 10/17/2022 12:01     Subject: Apparently new car demand is still high - 18% “market adjustment”
Anonymous wrote:Sure, electric EVs are hot. But plenty of other cars aren’t selling for MSRP.


Which ones?
Anonymous
Post 10/15/2022 23:04     Subject: Apparently new car demand is still high - 18% “market adjustment”
Lexus NX 350 H in MD has a $5000 -$7000 markup at all dealers.
Darcars in Rockville has Rav 4's electric with huge markups.

Plenty of gas cars no markup

Anonymous
Post 10/15/2022 22:47     Subject: Apparently new car demand is still high - 18% “market adjustment”
Sure, electric EVs are hot. But plenty of other cars aren’t selling for MSRP.
Anonymous
Post 10/15/2022 20:17     Subject: Apparently new car demand is still high - 18% “market adjustment”
Electric cars are still hard to find
Anonymous
Post 10/15/2022 20:08     Subject: Apparently new car demand is still high - 18% “market adjustment”
Not just a car, the Ioniq 5 is an EV suv right?
Anonymous
Post 10/15/2022 20:08     Subject: Apparently new car demand is still high - 18% “market adjustment”
I mean cars are definitely coming into lots but you are trying to buy a customized version of a car that was just released this year…
Anonymous
Post 10/15/2022 18:50     Subject: Apparently new car demand is still high - 18% “market adjustment”
Plenty of cars have no market adjustment. Choose something else.
Anonymous
Post 10/15/2022 09:18     Subject: Apparently new car demand is still high - 18% “market adjustment”
I heard there is a glut now. So prices should be coming down.
Anonymous
Post 10/15/2022 08:46     Subject: Apparently new car demand is still high - 18% “market adjustment”
Yeah, the new and slightly used market is allegedly still super robust. The bottom is falling out of the junky used car market - several years old, with high miles.
Anonymous
Post 10/15/2022 08:20     Subject: Apparently new car demand is still high - 18% “market adjustment”
Just went online to ‘build’ my preferred Hyundai Ioniq5. MSRP total was $52,000. Then I had to search for dealers with inventory. Clicked that and it found one, and showed a $9400 “market adjustment” amount to bring the cost to $61,400. And if I wanted to pay cash, I’d have to pay $65,000. I guess the news articles about sales slowing down are a bit premature. Ouch!