Friend bought a 2001 Civic from me 3-years ago. It was my kid's car in HS/College. I sold it to him for ~$2,400 (KBB value) with 130,000 miles and 1yr old tires. Ran great, no problems and former owner was another friend who is an auto mechanic (so it was very well cared for).
Someone pulled out in front of his son last week and he could not avoid a collision. Smashed the divers side fender and wheel pushed in. No one was hurt, no airbags.
Insurance company totaled it and gave him $3,750!!!!!
Used car market seems insane right now. I can't help but think a huge recession or collapse of the economy as a whole is going to occur soon. No one can keep up with the ridiculous cost of things (thread on politics about ground beef going to hit $10/lb in 2026), someone else just posted they bought a 2021 Land Cruiser with 106,000 miles for $60k!
The price of homes vs salary is at an all time high in the US (I actually found the data and posted about it several months ago on f16).
Just can't see this being sustained for much longer.
Someone pulled out in front of his son last week and he could not avoid a collision. Smashed the divers side fender and wheel pushed in. No one was hurt, no airbags.
Insurance company totaled it and gave him $3,750!!!!!
Used car market seems insane right now. I can't help but think a huge recession or collapse of the economy as a whole is going to occur soon. No one can keep up with the ridiculous cost of things (thread on politics about ground beef going to hit $10/lb in 2026), someone else just posted they bought a 2021 Land Cruiser with 106,000 miles for $60k!
The price of homes vs salary is at an all time high in the US (I actually found the data and posted about it several months ago on f16).
Just can't see this being sustained for much longer.