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$9k for a 2015 is easily 30% too high.
coleafrado said:$9k for a 2015 is easily 30% too high.
powersurge said:coleafrado said:$9k for a 2015 is easily 30% too high.
I can't see where you are getting that opinion from? You can realistically expect to get that car for $6300???? I don't think so..
powersurge said:coleafrado said:$9k for a 2015 is easily 30% too high.
I can't see where you are getting that opinion from? You can realistically expect to get that car for $6300???? I don't think so..
NonSequitur said:It’s not a bad deal for today, but demand has crashed, and better prices will be ahead, if you can hold in there.
WetEV said:FED is pumping out money, M2 is up $3T mostly in the past two months, the production of lots of things has halted, so significant inflation seems a possibility. More money chasing fewer goods. Not 2% inflation, but 20% or more. Wall Street is doing very well just for this reason, stocks are better with inflation than bonds. Interest rates are staying low as the FED is buying bonds, including junk bond EFTs.
goldbrick said:Until the average working wage starts going up, I don't think inflation is going to happen.
goldbrick said:Inflation requires people to actually spend the money to purchase things. If this is a repeat of 2008, things like the stock market and house prices will inflate much more than everyday goods.
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