Buying Cars is Hopelessly Overpriced Now...

Buying Cars is Hopelessly Overpriced Now...The Average cost of a New Car has Risen to $47K and even Used Cars are $28K. Non-luxury btw, like a Honda Civic or Toyota Corolla. We ain't talking a Mercedes or Rolls Royce, a literal economy car can cost well over $30K these days...what a tragedy. It's not just specsheet nerds over pricing cars by buying higher trims, lack of education pertaining to the car market has made it where people are relying on Tik Tok and other Social Media Influencers to tell them how much a car should cost. This results in people drastically overpaying for cars, as they see their favorite Clout Chasing Flexer pay well over sticker for cars.

Remember, cars are a tax write-off to self employed influencers. This is why they can compete against each other for Markup, they want to be the first to create content on a new car. Sure it's still not smart and definitely the riskiest "investment" they could make (like seriously, just get a real personality and make videos based on that, instead of racing to buy a literal object for several $$ over, just because you want to be the first) but you know what? That's not here or there. Be smarter than them. You are not them. You are better than them. The damage has already been done, so currently the Modern Car Culture is just in "damage control" but honestly even aside from finances, the Culture around cars itself, has also been drastically shifted by all these new enthusiasts flooding in, who care more about likes on Instagram, than actually taking care of their car...

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