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It’s possible things have changed in the last few months but I ended up going with a new hybrid recently (October in the Bay Area) when I couldn’t find anything
by atdrummond 5y ago
It’s possible things have changed in the last few months but I ended up going with a new hybrid recently (October in the Bay Area) when I couldn’t find anything reasonably priced in the 2-5 year old market I would normally play in. I wasn’t looking over a decade old but the prices you describe still sound higher than what models like that were going for pre-pandemic.
- mark-r 5y agoIt's the chip shortage. The demand for new cars is greater than the supply because of supply constraints, so it spills over to the used car market. Prices in the used market go up until supply and demand are balanced again.