Is this true /o/? Has anyone noticed any used market price or availability changes?

damn it's really been 5 years and people still haven't learned that the value of the dollar can change

>>28501137 (OP)
Ah yes, I can't wait to buy a 1997 clapped out ford ranger 2wd with 5 gallons of off white paint spilled in the bed from abuela

>>28501146
*54 years

>>28501157
>5 gallons of off white paint spilled in the bed from abuela
Hey, that's free corrosion preventative coating.

>>28501137 (OP)
Trucks have gotten considerably cheaper, and the low end of used cars have gotten cheaper.

>>28501137 (OP)
OH HAHAHA
Explains why I've been finding reasonable deals for the past few days. The best part is the trickle-up it has on the mid-end, classics and nice 90's-00's trucks have had a slight price drop recently too

>>28501314
There's a lot more illegals than there people are aware of, and those ICE raids are probably way more effective than they're officially reporting on. Feds are probably doing it silently. Why give your enemy free intel on where the activity is?

>>28501157
so that’s why they call it a bed

>>28501137 (OP)
If poorly maintained pickups that are bound to break down is your thing then sure.

>>28501455
Not even that, I know 10 people who fled the country because they feared that if they got caught by ICE, they would be put on a red list or something

>>28501157
Imagine giving a fuck how your truck looks
Do you care how your hammer looks? No? lmao

>>28502875
Based.
>>28501455
Exactly. There's way more spicy than people think. I know a guy whose family has been here 3 generations now and according to him half his family isn't citizens because medical is cheaper in Mexico so they went down there to shit a kid out.

Good riddance to the fuckers. They have nasty ass pitbulls that my neighbor has shot at a couple times and he owns a spic construction crew and they just sit in the van all night drinking.

>>28503118
>Do you care how your hammer looks?
your mom cares about how it looks when i hammer her down

>>28503177
bro you might as well be whining about the towing capacity in your Kia. wahhh my truckbed is dirty ;_;

>>28503177
I see I hit a nerve. Enjoy your pristine air hauler when you drive the kids to the mall and back on the weekends, lmao

>>28503128
>he owns a spic construction crew and they just sit in the van all night drinking.
based

>there's deals everywhere now!
may we see them?

>>28503118
>>28503180
>>28503191
NTA, but just because you use something for work doesn't mean you HAVE to treat it like shit.

>>28503473
Nice strawman anon

>get rid of the thirdies
>everything gets better in a thousand unexpected ways
many such cases

>>28503628
Or even just a chunk of the population at all. People for some reason can't see that?

>>28503469
They exist, but they are definitely in the 90-100k+ mile cars and trucks that are dubious and definitely need work.

>>28501137 (OP)
Imagine the effects on Honda prices when the hunt is extended to latrino "citizens".

Trump can have is 16yo brides if he gets rid of all these bowling ball mexoids.
>>28503628
This is what has been taken from us for the last 30 years

https://finance.yahoo.com/news/us-used-car-prices-surge-000442074.html

A gauge of U.S. used vehicle prices sold at wholesale auctions that proved predictive ahead of the inflation surge following the COVID pandemic is climbing again, last month notching its largest annual increase in nearly three years.

The rise comes amid ongoing vehicle price and sales volatility connected to auto tariffs imposed by President Donald Trump.

The Manheim Used Vehicle Value Index rose 1.6% in June from May on a seasonally adjusted basis and surged 6.3% from a year earlier, the largest year-over-year increase since August 2022, according to data released on Tuesday. At 208.5, the index has been trending upward for a year and is now at its highest since October 2023.

“Wholesale appreciation trends have been more volatile over Q2 as tariffs really impacted new sales and supply, which impacted the used marketplace as well,” said Jeremy Robb, senior director of economic and industry insights at Cox Automotive, which provides the index.

>>28505919
There haven't been nearly enough deportations (yet) to explain noticeable increases in traffic quality simply by population reduction

>>28506724
>I don't know what it is.... BUT IT WASN'T DEPORTATIONS, OKAY CHUD

>>28506896
That wasn't the point. Removing a thousand illegals who can't drive has a bigger effect on traffic than removing twenty thousand ameircans who can.

>>28506908
But they are driving though