It's interesting as this is mostly an American phenomena. In other places, where cars are ordered weeks/months out, the price is set and the dealership does a f

It's interesting as this is mostly an American phenomena. In other places, where cars are ordered weeks/months out, the price is set and the dealership does a flat value add on at best. In USA, it is common to have hundreds, if not thousands via floor financing - too bad for FIAT. If they could've held on they probably would be having a good year. I've seen the trend of cheaper to buy a new car then a used one for 1-3yr old models for a while but now it has fully encompassed the whole market it's bizarre. 10yr old cars selling for 50% still. With high usage, 100k+ on odometer in miles. I'm still confused if it's a sign of inflation/weak money or just true demand. Where are all these cars going?