Current cars with highest dealer markups
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Current cars with highest dealer markups
In other words, cars with the lowest supply relative to demand.
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The reason the RX is here at all is likely because Toyota is winding down production of the current model to prepare for the 2023 coming out in a couple months.
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wanna lease a LX600? 7.5% lease rate. Finance rate is 7.74%. Just better to pay with cash.
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I wonder if the #5 Bronco position also includes the less-expensive Bronco Sport. I expected both of them to be at or near the top of the list, so that is no surprise.
I would have also expected the Maverick to have been a little higher on the list (it has been hard to get for months), but #14 is still up there.
Chevy/GM planners have got to be looking at those Wrangler and Bronco figures and kicking themselves in the rear right now for not bringing out a REAL Blazer which would have actually competed with them, and gotten a share of that demand, instead of a mid-size crossover.
I would have also expected the Maverick to have been a little higher on the list (it has been hard to get for months), but #14 is still up there.
Chevy/GM planners have got to be looking at those Wrangler and Bronco figures and kicking themselves in the rear right now for not bringing out a REAL Blazer which would have actually competed with them, and gotten a share of that demand, instead of a mid-size crossover.
Last edited by mmarshall; 09-26-22 at 02:24 PM.
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This^^^^^^as well as its proven reliablity vs some of Toyota's 4 pots....
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Back to the topic... Looks like we're heading back to normal or they can't sell this vehicle?