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Originally Posted by vtec to vvel
Nope, expect car prices to go up even further.
The Good: Not all automakers are affected by the strike and only pertains to the American car manufacturers. Most foreign automakers are not unionized, so this wouldn't apply to them, though they could possibly capitalize on this.
The Bad: Expect for car prices to continue to rise on top of already inflated pricing. Car prices have elevated due to supply shortages and this shortage will only get worse. Keep in mind that semiconductors require Neon gas to be produced, and 70% of the global supply comes from Ukraine, which is currently fighting a war, so there is a good chance they are not focused on Neon gas production.
The Ugly: Expect for elevated car prices to stay inflated, paired with elevated interest rates. Unless you are paying cash, you are paying alot more to borrow only for less value/buying power.
https://www.cnn.com/2023/09/15/busin...uaw/index.html
"Buying a car? What the UAW strike means – and doesn’t mean – for auto sales"
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The Rouge's lease is up in June. I have a $30,000 buyout. Will have about 15,000 miles on it then. I'm curious how this is going to play out.
Will they give me more for it? Will $30,000 be a bargain and I buy it? I hate the unknown...
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