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I thought that was more actual demand than speculation. Consumers have relatively inelastic demand for cars in general, but 1) their real income took a hit pos
by mbg721 2y ago
I thought that was more actual demand than speculation. Consumers have relatively inelastic demand for cars in general, but 1) their real income took a hit post-COVID and hasn't recovered, and 2) simply being used makes a car cheaper, since they are such poor assets to hold.
- rasz 2y agoHow many people need a G-Wagon, or W113, or Porsche 914, or even old Toyota truck? Luxury and bad cheap commuter cars are a quickly depreciating asset, smart money would lease those.