Quite simple. The person that buys expensive trucks normally has even better toys!! Horses. Boats. Jet skis. Motorcycles. Jeeps. Race cars. Folks that drive Hondas so not own any toys. That makes them jealous. Oh. And the fact that many toys are bought by the truck drivers business. Yes toys are another write off!!

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:This is not worse than the $100k grand wagoner.

Exactly. Or Navigator or Suburban/Yukon XL/Escalade. Or the big Mercedes/BMW SUV's.

Dumb people spending their money in a dumb way. Breaking news at 11.

The big Mercedes and bmw are in an entirely different class, though probably the same price.

I was simply referring to price and lack of value.

And to the PP, just because one can easily spend $100k on a car does not make it a good value.

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Anonymous wrote:This is not worse than the $100k grand wagoner.

Exactly. Or Navigator or Suburban/Yukon XL/Escalade. Or the big Mercedes/BMW SUV's.

Dumb people spending their money in a dumb way. Breaking news at 11.

The big Mercedes and bmw are in an entirely different class, though probably the same price.

Again. A bunch of poors that have trouble affording a Prius are jealous of rich folks who like nice cars and trucks. Typical DCUM!

Anonymous wrote:Limited run pickup with 700+ HP that does 0-60 in 3.7 seconds.

This is your reason.

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Anonymous wrote:Koons is adding a $7k markup on each of those trucks too.

This is how he became a billionaire, selling crap cars to dumb men who think big trucks and Jeep’s are cool.

But Jeeps are cool. Undeniably cool.

Big trucks? Meh…unless they’re for towing trail-only-Jeeps someplace to go Jeeping. Then they’re cool.

Anonymous wrote:What am I missing? Why is a Dodge Ram selling for $120K?

https://www.koonsjeep.com/new-Tysons-2024-RAM-1500-TRX+CREW+CAB+4X4+57+BOX-1C6SRFU98RN113955

It’s a 4 door full size pick up truck that’s quicker than most Ferraris. $120k is a bargain for that kind of performance. It should cost a minimum of twice that price.

Anonymous wrote:My neighbor has one of those super fancy pickups and he hardly ever drives it. He was explaining that he bought it through his business and saved a lot of money on his taxes.

If they are over a certain weight amount, the business can fully depreciate the vehicle in a year or two (section 179 bonus depreciation).

Huge tax savings for a small biz, can shield like $100K in income from the tax man if they buy one of these American made luxury bulldozers

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Anonymous wrote:Koons is adding a $7k markup on each of those trucks too.

This is how he became a billionaire, selling crap cars to dumb men who think big trucks and Jeep’s are cool.

Vs selling crappy EVs which are sold to fools.

Oh wait, they are sitting on car lots unsold.

Anonymous wrote:This is not worse than the $100k grand wagoner.

Exactly. Or Navigator or Suburban/Yukon XL/Escalade. Or the big Mercedes/BMW SUV's.

Dumb people spending their money in a dumb way. Breaking news at 11.

This is not worse than the $100k grand wagoner.

Anonymous wrote:Koons is adding a $7k markup on each of those trucks too.

This is how he became a billionaire, selling crap cars to dumb men who think big trucks and Jeep’s are cool.

My neighbor has one of those super fancy pickups and he hardly ever drives it. He was explaining that he bought it through his business and saved a lot of money on his taxes.

This is no different from all those Yukon XL Denalis and Lincoln Navigators driving around. They are everywhere.

Anonymous wrote:I don’t see why this is more offensive than any $120k car.

Agree 100%. Even if money was no object, I wouldn't spend over 80k on any type of vehicle. Vehicles today are overpriced and packed with features that most people, that know how to drive, will never need.