Gary Markstein for January 24, 2022

I was planning to buy a new vehicle this year. Not happening…

It has been stated, on the KING 5 news that used car sales are at an all time high.

Supply & Demand

Help fight inflation, keep the old car. Or buy it and bitch about high prices, a difficult choice, one that takes character. How do you like your new car, BTW?

I missed the part in the Constitution that guarantees people the right to consume.

That is only enough for a used car/truck.

When do I get my flying armored car?

?? There is a shortage. So what else is new? And why is the vehicle, a half meter off the deck?

Recent news is used car prices are also through the roof.

Careful you don’t get carjacked when you stop.

Lately, we’ve been getting offers for our 2012 Buick, and they’ve been higher than what we would have expected. However, we’re happy with our car, and will hang onto it until it starts needing almost constant repairs.

When I first started “car shopping” in 1955 (with my dad), a new Cadillac’s sticker price was just over $5,000, or you could opt for a new Rolls-Royce for around $13,000.

Prices have increased, slightly, since then.

I’m trying to figure out how it’s Biden’s fault. Any ideas?

Simple solution – if you can’t afford it, don’t buy it.

But you already have a truck.