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I have always viewed Automobile Sales with a similar eye to when I sold securities, and though some say I am too analytical, I find being rational in an area that seldom is, has helped me weather the ups and downs of vehicles sales. That said , my professional judgement selling primarily performance or luxury vehicles has caused me to be aware of a common thread , these are " Want machines," not " Need ones," Therefore I think we will see pricing down a bit , for awhile, though tempered with the fact that some unique vehicles may be in shorter supply. Looking at the long term sales records of the G Wagon I would not anticipate big discounts , though some could pop up. The supply shortage probably will affect the reduction in pricing to a degree, but it will lean towards a buyers market more than a sellers market for the short term -- imho.
Now if you want a beautiful new F150 or Ram I can make sure you pay way under 150K ,even with the top of the line models, ha!!
Thanks Bill, Id love to get a new F150 but this is for the other half. Then I can see of my other two G wagons and take that and get the tow rig of my choice. Ill let you know when that happens.